Translation of Italian word "tutto" to English
tutto
/ˈtutto/
How to use
The Italian pronoun 'tutto' means 'all, everything' (All, everything). It replaces a noun or noun phrase to avoid repetition and indicates reference in discourse. In practice, refers to the entirety of something.
🇬🇧 English
all, everything
Example
Ho mangiato tutto il gelato.
I ate all the ice cream.
Tutto è pronto per la festa.
Everything is ready for the party.
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- Ho mangiato tutto il gelato.— I ate all the ice cream.
- Tutto è pronto per la festa.— Everything is ready for the party.
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The Italian word "tutto" means "all, everything" in English.
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