No. 38 in Portuguese
todos
"Todos" means "everyone" or "all" in English.
In a sentence
Todos os alunos compareceram à aula hoje.
All the students attended the class today.
In this sentence, the word 'todos' is used as a pronoun to indicate 'all' referring to the group of students collectively.
Eu trabalho todos os dias durante a semana.
I work every day during the week.
Here, 'todos' is used in combination with 'os' and 'dias' to express 'every day,' referring to the general occurrence of days during the week.
A professora explicou a matéria para todos.
The teacher explained the subject to everyone.
In this case, 'todos' is used as a pronoun to indicate 'everyone,' referring to all individuals addressed by the teacher.
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