How do you say, "anytime, anywhere" in French?
I want to say, 'anytime, anywhere' in this sentence.
"Je les peux regarder (at any time and anywhere)"
I don't know how to translate it though. Would I use the literal translation for both and just put 'et' in between or is there a colloquial translation for it?

Thanks for your help in advance.
XD - Mary.

Question

How do you say, "anytime, anywhere"  in French?
I want to say, 'anytime, anywhere' in this sentence.
"Je les peux regarder (at any time and anywhere)"
I don't know how to translate it though. Would I use the literal translation for both and just put 'et' in between or is there a colloquial translation for it?

Thanks for your help in advance.
XD - Mary.

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En français, on mentionne plus souvent le lieu avant le temps. Quelques possibilités:
- Je peux les regarder n'importe où et n'importe quand.
- Je peux les regarder où (je le veux) et quand je le veux.
- Je peux les regarder partout et en tout temps.

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Colloquially, "n'importe quand et n'importe où". By the way, "les" comes after "peux" in your sentence: "je peux les regarder n'importe quand et n'importe où".

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anytime= n'importe quand
anywhere= n'importe où

Je peux les regarder n'importe quand et n'importe où (What does 'les' refer to?)

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It's: N'importe quand et/ou N'importe où :))

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I think you would say: "Je les peut regarder à tout moment et n'importe où

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