No. 278 in Danish
alle
"Alle" in Danish means "everyone" or "all."
In a sentence
Alle er glade for at være her.
Everyone is happy to be here.
In this sentence, 'alle' refers to everyone or all the people in general.
Børnene fik alle en gave.
The children each received a gift.
Here, 'alle' is used to emphasize that every single one in the group, the children, received a gift.
Jeg kunne se alle detaljer.
I could see all details.
In this case, 'alle' is used to denote the totality of the details being referred to.
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