No. 220 in Italian
all
The Italian word "all" does not exist. You may mean "al," which means "to the" (a + il).
In a sentence
Tutti gli studenti sono presenti.
All students are present.
Here 'tutti' means 'all' referring to a group of people, indicating completeness without exceptions.
Abbiamo mangiato tutta la torta.
We ate all the cake.
'Tutta' refers to an entire object, the cake, emphasizing the consumption of the entirety.
Ci vediamo alle otto.
We will see each other at eight.
'Alle' is derived from 'a le' (to the), used to denote time, emphasizing a specific point in time.
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