何なんでも屋や

noun

jack-of-all-trades; handyman; all-rounder

Refers to a person who can do many different kinds of tasks, often in a practical or informal context. Can be used positively or with a nuance of 'dabbler'.

• 彼かれは会かい社しゃで何なんでも屋やとして重ちょう宝ほうされている。

  He is valued at the company as a jack-of-all-trades.

• うちの父ちちは家いえの修しゅう理りから料りょう理りまで、まさに何なんでも屋やだ。

  My father is a real handyman, from home repairs to cooking.

noun

general store

A shop that sells a wide variety of everyday items. Less common than the person sense; often used in shop names.

• 駅えき前まえの何なんでも屋やで文ぶん房ぼう具ぐを買かった。

  I bought stationery at the general store in front of the station.