No. 4,951 in German
alls
"Alls" is not a standard German word; it may be a typo or confusion with "alles," meaning "everything" or "all."
In a sentence
Ich habe alles vorbereitet, damit wir anfangen können.
I have prepared everything so we can start.
The word 'alles' in this sentence means 'everything'. It refers to the entire set of preparations being complete.
Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
Happy Birthday!
Here, 'alles' conveys 'all the best' as part of a an expression of wishes for someone's birthday.
Überall auf der Welt findet man Menschen unterschiedlichen Kulturen.
All over the world, one finds people of different cultures.
In this sentence, 'all' is implicit within 'überall', which means 'all over' or 'everywhere', referring to the global spread of cultures.
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