何かお手紙来てる?って英語でなんて言うの？

"Is there anything inside?" This asks the child to tell you if there is anything inside the postbox/mailbox. Post and Mail mean the same thing. "Is there any post/mail today?" This is another way of asking the child to tell you if there is any mail in the box that day.

example "are there any letters?". or "did we get anything through the post?" or "is there any mail today?" or casual "is there any mail?"

"Is there mail?" is a general way to ask if they saw any letters or packages or anything else you may receive in the mailbox. It is simply asking if your child sees any mail inside the mailbox. "Did we get any letters?" This is more specific and asks if you received any letters. Both responses are fairly common, but people usually ask if there is mail in general.

*Did we get any mail? -In some countries mail is referred to as letters. A letter is addressed to someone and it's usually confidential. Only the recipient should open unless otherwise given permission. A recipient is a receiver, and the person who sends a sender. A: Jack did we receive any mail today? B: Not yet, the postman is still on his way. *Is there any mail in the letterbox? - A mailbox or letterbox is a box attached to the wall where mail is dropped in there.

When enquiring if a container has something inside, you can ask: 'Is there anything there?' In terms of items delivered to a mail box you can ask about: envelopes, letters, a delivery, parcel, packet or mail.

Is there anything in there is asking the person looking inside if you have got anything In the UK we generally call the letters/mail we receive as 'post' so you might say 'do we have any post/letters?'

If your child is looking inside your mailbox and you want to know whether there are any letters inside, you can simply state, "Is there anything there?", "Did we get any letters?" or "Did we get any mail/post?". All three of these sentences ask a direct question to your child and as a result, you will find out whether there are any letters inside your mailbox.

You can ask your child any of the following:- 1. Are there any letters in the mailbox? 2. Do you see anything in there? (this would refer to letters, packages or parcels that may be in the mailbox) These are both straightforward questions to ask whether or not there are nay letters in the mailbox. Your child could either respond "yes" or "no". A. I wonder if the letter I am expecting has arrived, please check to see if there is anything in the mailbox. B. I don't see anything, but I can see the mailman on his way. The mailman is another term for postman, who is the person that delivers the mail to our mailbox.

To ask your child if there are any letters inside of the mailbox, you can say: "Are there any letters in there?" "Do we have any mail?"