No. 6,124 in Spanish
all
The word "all" in English translates to "todo" or "toda" in Spanish, meaning "the whole amount" or "every part."
In a sentence
Ellos hicieron todo lo necesario para preparar el evento.
They did everything necessary to prepare the event.
In this sentence, 'todo' translates to 'all,' referring to everything necessary comprehensively agreed upon or implied in the context of the event.
Toda la ciudad estaba emocionada por la celebración.
All the city was excited about the celebration.
Here, 'toda' means 'all,' qualifying 'la ciudad,' indicating the entirety of the city expressed as one coherent entity.
Necesitamos reunir a todos los interesados para hablar sobre el proyecto.
We need to gather all interested parties to discuss the project.
'Todos' in this sentence is plural and refers to 'los interesados,' encompassing all individuals who are interested in the project.
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