everyone

The Italian word 'tutti' translated as 'everyone' in English, is a commonly used term. It's mainly used in both formal and informal contexts when you need to refer to every person in a group. It's important to note that 'tutti' agrees in number and gender with the nouns they refer to. If you are referring to a group of females the correct word would be 'tutte'.

Example sentences using: tutti

Tutti i giorni mi sveglio alle 7.

Every day I wake up at 7.

The phrase shows the use of 'tutti' to mean 'every' in the context of time.

Tutti i cani amano giocare.

All dogs love to play.

Here, 'tutti' is used to refer to 'all' of a certain group, in this case, dogs.

Tutti noi abbiamo dei sogni.

All of us have dreams.

In this example, 'tutti' is used to refer to 'all' in a collective sense, including the speaker themselves.