なんでも質問していいですかって英語でなんて言うの？

"May I ask you a random question?", can be used to politely ask someone if a question can be asked about any topic. Using the word, "May...?", asks for someone's permission before an act is performed. The word, "random", is used to indicate that the following question could potentially be about any topic. "Would you mind if I asked you a random question?", can also be used to politely ask if a question can be asked about any topic. Using, "Would you mind...", asks about someone's personal preference about being asked a certain type of question. This person can then respond with, "Yes, I would mind.", to indicate that he does not want to be asked this type of question, or, "No, I wouldn't mind.", to indicate that he is okay with being asked this type of question. The word, "random", is used to indicate that the following question could potentially be about any topic. "Is it okay if I ask you anything?", is a simple yes/no question used to ask a person if he is fine with being asked a question about any topic. "Is it ok...?", signals that permission is being asked. The word, "anything", signals that the following question could potentially be about any topic.

There are different ways to ask someone their permission to ask them certain questions, the person can/may agree or disagree after hearing the question. Is it okay for me to ask you anything? "okay" - is it acceptable for me to ask Is it possible for me to ask you anything? "possible" - am I able to ask May I ask you any questions? "May" - asking permission in a formal way

If you are wanting to ask a question that would be considered personal it would polite to ask permission first. Excuse me, do you mind if I ask you something personal? This would be used when you want to get information that most people don't like to give out. In a situation like an interview, you could say: Can I ask you any form of question, or is there anything you do not want to discuss.

"Can I ask you something?" A casual expression/question, "can I" can be used in many contexts' ex. "Can I get your phone number?" "Can I sit here?" "do you mind" is very widely used, It's a very politer way of asking "can I?" and again can be used in different contexts ex. "Do you mind if I ask you anything?" "Do you mind if I leave work early?"

Can I ask you about anything and everything? - This sentence asks the receiver of the question if they're open to answering all questions. If I have anything I want to ask, may I ask you? - This sentence asks the receiver of the question if they're okay with answering any question. Can I ask you a question about anything? - This sentence asks the receiver of the question if they're okay with answering any question.

When you want to ask someone a question you might be unsure whether or not they will answer you so might want to check to see if it is ok 'can I ask you anything?' or 'may I ask you any question?' would tell you if they are going to answer or not

You want to ask someone if you can ask them any type of question. Above are a few suggestions for that scenario. Of course, even the most open teacher will have some boundaries past which you should not encroach.

There are different ways to ask a person something, if you would like to ask them any type of question; - "any type of question" there is no limit you may ask anything and everything you want.