alternatives to "如果有问题，请告诉我"

 Yes, there are many alternatives to "如果有问题，请告诉我" (If you have any questions, please tell me), each with slightly different nuances in formality, emphasis, and tone.

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More Direct & Common Alternatives

These are very frequently used in daily conversation and business settings:

• 有问题请说。 (Yǒu wèntí qǐng shuō.)

  • Slightly more concise and common than the original. "If there are questions, please speak."

• 有问题随时告诉我。 (Yǒu wèntí suíshí gàosu wǒ.)

  • Adds "随时 (suíshí)," meaning "anytime" or "at any time," making it more welcoming and flexible. "If you have questions, tell me anytime."

• 有什么问题可以问我。 (Yǒu shénme wèntí kěyǐ wèn wǒ.)

  • Uses "可以 (kěyǐ)," meaning "can" or "may," giving permission. "If you have any questions, you can ask me."

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More Formal or Professional Alternatives

These are suitable for more formal emails, presentations, or professional interactions:

• 如有疑问，请告知。 (Rú yǒu yíwèn, qǐng gàozhī.)

  • "疑问 (yíwèn)" is a more formal word for "question/doubt," and "告知 (gàozhī)" is a more formal word for "inform/tell." "If there are doubts, please inform me."

• 如有任何问题，请随时与我联系。 (Rú yǒu rènhé wèntí, qǐng suíshí yǔ wǒ liánxì.)

  • "任何 (rènhé)" means "any," and "与我联系 (yǔ wǒ liánxì)" means "contact me." This is very polite and common in professional settings. "If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at any time."

• 如有任何疑问，欢迎提出。 (Rú yǒu rènhé yíwèn, huānyíng tíchū.)

  • "欢迎提出 (huānyíng tíchū)" means "welcome to raise/bring up." It's very polite and inviting. "If you have any doubts, you're welcome to raise them."

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More Casual Alternatives

These are great for friends, family, or very informal situations:

• 有啥问题跟我说。 (Yǒu shá wèntí gēn wǒ shuō.)

  • "啥 (shá)" is a very colloquial alternative to "什么 (shénme)" (what), and "跟我说 (gēn wǒ shuō)" is a casual way to say "tell me." "Got any questions, tell me."

• 不懂就问。 (Bù dǒng jiù wèn.)

  • "If you don't understand, just ask." This is very concise and direct, often used when encouraging someone to speak up.

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When choosing an alternative, consider the context, your relationship with the person you're speaking to, and the level of formality you want to convey.