（Anything else? と聞かれて）「何もない」って英語でなんて言うの？

Means you are finished with your questions.

There are quite a few different ways to say「何もない」in English, depending on the situation. If you teacher is asking if you have anymore questions, you can answer like this: - I'm good, thanks. - I'm good is a casual way to refuse something or in this case say, "I don't have anymore questions." - Nope, I'm good. - Nope is a casual "no." You can use it pretty much all casual conversations, even on its own. A: Do you have anymore questions? B: Nope. - I don't think so. - This is useful! Just because you don't have questions when the teacher asks, it doesn't mean you won't have them later. This is a good way to imply, "I don't have any questions now, but I might ask later."

Your teacher is asking you if you have any questions or have anything else to say. The English love their manners. Saying thank you acknowledges your teacher's question. When responding to a question that offers you something it is polite to say - no thank you. If you do have a question you can say. Yes Please, can I ask..... Hope this helps :)

Nothing for now and No, I am good thank you can be replies when you are asked if you want any more of something like food or drinks. "No, I understand everything else" or "No, I don't have any more questions." can be used if you are asked if you understand everything or have any more questions in a lesson.

This means that you do not have anymore questions.

I often ask this question myself and my students usually give me one of these answers. You should use them too because they are pretty quick to say and no need to think about difficult sentences.

A query = a question, especially one expressing doubt or requesting information. "If you have any queries please telephone our office" To query = ask a question about something, especially in order to express one's doubts about it or to check its validity or accuracy. "Many people queried whether any harm had been done"