なんでもいいの？って英語でなんて言うの？

Any of these phrases is adequate

The question states if it Is possible to ask questions about any subject.

Is it okay if I ask about anything? - This means you would like to talk about something else that doesn't involve what you learn in the lesson.

As regards the questions you may ask your teacher, there may be questions that may not be acceptable as a learning tool. There may be restrictions as to what you can ask your teacher. These restrictions may be laid out already or may be sought out by your teacher who may then tell you what you may or may not ask during the lesson. So, you may ask your teacher as follows: Is it OK if I ask about anything under the sun? or I would like to ask you something teacher, are there any restrictions as to what I can ask you? or Are there any boundaries as to what I can ask you teacher?

If you were taking part in an Online English lesson and your teacher asked if you had any questions and you want to express if it is ok to ask them anything, you could ask your teacher either of the following: "Is it ok if I ask you anything?" or "Are there any boundaries about what I can and cannot ask you teacher?".

If you say to someone that you want to ask them something completely "unrelated" it means that it doesn't have anything to do with the topic you have discussed previously. It is completely different. "Would you mind" is a very polite way of starting the question. If it has nothing to do with the topic then you should probably mention this because your teacher might get a surprise that he or she wasn't expecting.

Is it okay to ask you anything? Can I ask you anything? Both of these are acceptable and 100% understandable. Good luck with your questions, and hope you get the answers you are looking for. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

1.Please clarify the following for me. To clarify means to make something clear or more understandable.If you want the teacher to explain something that you are unclear about then you can ask him/her to clarify something for you, i.e. to make you understand it better. 2.I have a question teacher. When you make this statement then the teacher will stop what he/she is saying/doing/explaining and will allow you time to formulate your question after which he/she will try to answer as best as they can.

Can I ask about anything? We would use the word 'anything' to describe limitless possibilities in this context. Therefore, to 'ask about anything' would be the verb phrase that describes a limitless possibility of questions. Adding 'okay' at the end of a question gives the recipient the idea that they will either give or deny permission.

The first sentence is probably the most direct in translation to ask the teacher if it's alright to ask a question about any kind of subject. However, to be more specific we can use the word, "unrelated," to describe that you want to ask a question that is not about the topic of the lesson or something that was previously discussed in the lesson.

If you would like to ask your teacher/tutor if you can ask him/her about anything at all, you can say something like "can i ask you anything?" or "can I ask you about anything at all?" these are both easy yet polite ways to ask them if you can ask about anything and is easy to get your message across.