Translation of Slovak word "všetko" to English
všetko
/fʃɛtkɔ/
How to use
Definite pronoun in neuter singular (nominative/accusative: všetko; genitive: všetkého; dative: všetkému; locative: o všetkom; instrumental: so všetkým). Acts syntactically as a neuter singular noun meaning 'everything' or 'the entirety of things'.
🇬🇧 English
everything
Example sentence
Miluje na tomto mieste všetko.
She loves everything about this place.
Je veľmi šťastný zo všetkého, čo sa deje.
He's very happy with everything that's happening.
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- predovšetkým— above all / primarily
- všetko v poriadku— all right / everything in order
- to je všetko— that is all / that's it
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Slovak word "všetko" mean?▼
The Slovak word "všetko" means "everything" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Miluje na tomto mieste všetko." (which translates as "She loves everything about this place.").
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