The Indefinite Adjective Cualquier (Any)
When making open-ended plans, use the indefinite adjective cualquier to talk about a nonspecific choice like "any day" or "any city."
When placed directly before a singular noun, it takes the shortened form cualquier for both masculine and feminine nouns.
| You can visit any city in Spain. | Puedes visitar cualquier ciudad de España. |
| If Tuesday doesn't suit you, choose any day. | Si el martes no te conviene, elige cualquier día. |
Pair cualquier with verbs like convenir (to suit, to be convenient) to say an option works well for you.
| Any date suits me for the meeting. | Cualquier fecha me conviene para la reunión. |
The Pronoun Cualquiera (Anyone)
When standing alone as a pronoun meaning "anyone" or "any," it keeps its full form: cualquiera.
| Anyone can improvise a great plan. | Cualquiera puede improvisar un plan genial. |
| Anyone can walk freely through the park. | Cualquiera puede caminar libremente por el parque. |
Being Flexible
Combine these words with vocabulary like flexible (flexible) and la preferencia (preference) to express that you are happy with whatever is chosen.
| You can choose any option, I am flexible and I have no preference. | Puedes elegir cualquier opción, soy flexible y no tengo preferencia. |
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