Used to ask for a reason or purpose

nothing; not anything; nothing important or difficult

To do what or do something; used to ask about an action or purpose.

what kind; what sort; what appearance

Used at the end of a list to mean "and so forth" or "and whatnot"

Not be anything serious; not be very impressive; not count as anything.

An idiomatic way to ask what brings a person to a place, often used as a friendly greeting when someone visits unexpectedly.

to do what; used to ask about an action or activity

Used in spoken language to indignantly ask for what reason or by what authority someone is doing something; for what reason; why.

(idiom) Lit. whatever mountain one is on, one should sing its songs; meaning one should adapt to the local customs or situation

(idiom) lit. when the woods are large, there are all kinds of birds; used to mean that in a large world or group, you will encounter all kinds of people, including strange or bad ones

it's nothing; there's nothing wrong; it's of no importance

Used to express that there is nothing that cannot be done or that everything is within the realm of possibility.

to have lived a long time and witnessed many strange things; often used to express surprise at an unexpected or bizarre event

however it actually has no use at all; a slang expression used to describe something that seems impressive or significant but ultimately has no practical effect or value

using what means or method; how

To be considered as what; used to ask about the status, position, or category of something

Used as a metaphorical question to ask what someone's hidden intentions or secret plans are.

almost; nearly; quite close to

Used as a rhetorical question to express that an idea or behavior is extremely out-of-date; literally "what era are we already in?".

to be not worth mentioning; to be not unusual or surprising

Used as a question to ask what is happening, what is up, or if something is wrong.

who; what kind of person

Used as a question to ask for a specific location or what place.

(in rhetorical questions) what is there to say (implying there is nothing worth discussing or no further explanation is needed)

Used to ask about the time an event occurs; at what time.