Do you know somebody here?
Do you know anybody here?
Do you know someone here?
If there is any difference in meaning, could you please paraphrase each question, so that I could understand what the differences are.
Do you know somebody here?
Do you know anybody here?
Do you know someone here?
If there is any difference in meaning, could you please paraphrase each question, so that I could understand what the differences are.
My opinion:
- Do you know someone here? -- Do you know some person here well?
- Do you know somebody here? -- Do you know some person here, at least who can recognize you?
- Do you know anybody here? -- Do you know some person here, at least by name?
My answer is coming from a simple resolution. "Some" - is a choice from specific options. "Any" - from all options available. "One" - is often meaning for a person, while "body" - is just a human (or any) object.