"explain about it" is an acceptable way to phrase a request for information in written English
For example, "I'm not sure what you mean by that. Could you please explain about it?"
"There's nothing for me to explain about it.
"Tell to him sorry, explain about it, tell your friends also.
Back then, "most people didn't want to know and I wasn't about to explain about it.
We give some examples to explain about it.
Like the demon on your back, there's very little to explain about it.
So I didn't feel I needed to explain about it.
How do I deal with this? (Nina, son aged 6) And we have got these … Because I am a member of the National Autistic Society, so we have these little cards that I got on the website and it explains about it says this young person has autism and explains that there could be little outbursts and please be patient and understanding with us, you know.
If not, just continue on explaining about it.
Toyota has a lot to explain about why it delayed informing American regulators about the faulty rods — and why it told the N.H.T.S.A. it had received no complaints in the United States.
I should explain about this apartment: it was very nice, very new, and the main part of it was open two stories up.
The council would launch a dedicated webpage and use social media to explain about the bylaw if it is put into place.
