* n'importe quoi - This is the most general and common translation for "anything." It means "anything at all" or "whatever."
* tout - This translates to "everything" but can also be used in the context of "anything."
* quelque chose - This literally means "something," but it can also be used to mean "anything" when the context implies a lack of specificity.
* rien - This means "nothing" but can also be used in negative contexts to mean "anything" when referring to a lack of preference or limitation.
Example Sentences:
* N'importe quoi peut arriver. (Anything can happen.)
* Je veux tout savoir. (I want to know everything/anything.)
* J'ai besoin de quelque chose à boire. (I need something/anything to drink.)
* Je ne veux pas rien de particulier. (I don't want anything in particular.)
The best translation will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.