How to Say "everyone" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “everyone” is “todo” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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todo

PronounA2

referring to people (as 'todos' or 'todas')

A person gesturing with open arms towards a table full of various objects, representing the concept of 'everything'.

Examples

¿Entendiste todo?

Did you understand everything?

Gracias por todo.

Thanks for everything.

Todos están listos para salir.

Everyone is ready to leave.

'Everything' vs. 'Everyone'

Use todo by itself to mean 'everything'. Use todos (for a group of males or a mixed group) or todas (for a group of females) to mean 'everyone' or 'all of them'.

Confusing 'todo' and 'todos'

Mistake: “Todo están aquí.”

Correction: `Todos` están aquí. When talking about people ('everyone'), you need the plural form `todos` or `todas`.

See full entry for “todo” →

Related Translations

all→completely→entirely→every→everything→whole→

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