everything in Japanese
everything in Japanese is 全て, 全部, いずれも — everything means all the things being talked about or considered as a whole.
everything in Japanese
全て
Pronounced: subete
(literally) All the things under discussion.
全部
Pronounced: zenbu
(literally) All the things under discussion.
いずれも
Pronounced: izuremo
(literally) All the things under discussion.
どれも
Pronounced: doremo
(literally) All the things under discussion.
What does "everything" mean?
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pronoun All the things being talked about or considered as a whole.
"She packed everything into one suitcase."
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pronoun The most important thing, or something of the greatest value.
"Family is everything to him."
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everything in a sentence
- She packed everything into one suitcase.
- Everything went wrong on the first day of the trip.
- Family is everything to him.
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What is "everything" in Japanese?
"everything" in Japanese is 全て, 全部, いずれも. everything means: All the things being talked about or considered as a whole.
How do you pronounce 全て?
"everything" in Japanese is 全て, pronounced "subete".
How do you use "everything" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed everything into one suitcase." In Japanese, "everything" is 全て, 全部, いずれも.
Are there other ways to say "everything" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "everything": 全て, 全部, いずれも, どれも.
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