何から何まで【なにからなにまで】

everything and anything, from a to z, from head to toe, everything

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Structure

何から何まで + [verb]

Description

何から何まで means "absolutely everything", "every last thing" – word for word "from what to what". It works as an adverb in front of the verb and says that nothing was left out.

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Thank you for taking care of absolutely everything.

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She does absolutely everything by herself.

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When I moved, my friend helped me with absolutely everything.

The first sentence is a set phrase. You say it on leaving, to a host or a colleague who has looked after you, and なん何からなん何までありがとうございました does the same job.

何から何まで or 全部

and state "all". 何から何まで stresses that every detail is included, which makes it warmer in thanks and sharper in a complaint.

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I hate having my parents decide every single thing for me.

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My mother meddles in every single thing.

Examples

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Thank you for absolutely everything.

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He knows everything there is to know.

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It really helped that you explained every single detail to me.

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My mother meddles in every single thing.

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When I moved, my friend helped me with absolutely everything.

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I'm sorry for troubling you with every little thing.

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That boss wants to control every single thing.

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I did all the trip preparations entirely by myself.

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There's no one who is perfect in every single way.

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It's not good to rely on her for every little thing.

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When I was new, my senior taught me absolutely everything.

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It's not guaranteed that everything will go well from start to finish.

References

何から何までBunpro

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