Or something similar with 〜か何か
Grammar: Choice and Selection » 〜か何か
〜か何か gives one loose example from a broader category. It means “or something” or “or something like that”. Speakers also pronounce it 〜か何か.
This grammar appends directly to a noun.
Usage Notes
〜か何か is used when the exact item does not matter, the speaker is guessing, or the speaker wants to avoid naming one thing too sharply. It leaves the category open, as if saying “something like Ⓐ, or maybe something else in that area.” On a nighttime walk, Hamaguchi sees Hokujou casually dressed and wearing glasses. She’s fine with Hamaguchi seeing her like this, as they’ve known each other for a long time, but she tells him not to tell their classmates. At school the next morning… A news broadcast interrupts the baseball game Tetsuhiro is watching over at his neighbor’s beach house. Having just settled in at her relative’s house where she will be living, Makoto has a meal with her cousins.Examples
A junior or something with 〜か何か
A radio or something with 〜か何か
Something like a general store with 〜か何か
