This is the 12717th most frequent Portuguese word.
tutti
In Portuguese, "tutti" is not a native word; it is borrowed from Italian, meaning "all" or "everyone."
The word 'todos' in Portuguese translates to 'tutti' in Italian, meaning 'everyone'.
Todos na sala parecem estar aprendendo bem.
Everyone in the room seems to be learning well.
In this sentence, 'todos' encompasses the group affected by the agreement, resembling 'tutti' in Italian.
A empresa decidiu um acordo que beneficiasse todos os envolvidos.
The company decided on an agreement that benefited everyone involved.
Here, 'todos' again serves to indicate inclusivity in the subject of the verb.