How to Say "Everything" in Portuguese

tudo

/ˈtu.du/masculine

The Portuguese word for everything is tudo.

tudo is a pronoun used to mean all the things.

Meaning: all the things (pron)

Which one should you use?

Use tudo to mean everything (all things), whereas todo means every or all in the sense of a whole single entity or a specific person or thing.

Although grammatically categorized as masculine, tudo is an invariable pronoun and does not change for gender or number.

tudo is pronounced /ˈtu.du/. It has two syllables, and the stress is on the first syllable.

Portuguese has a specific word, tudão, which adds the augmentative suffix to tudo. It is used informally to emphasize that something is truly everything or overwhelmingly large.
While tudo means 'everything', Brazilians often use the phrase tudo bem as a standard way to say 'hello' or 'how are you'.
The phrase estou com tudo does not mean 'I have everything'. Instead, it is a common expression meaning 'I am giving it my all' or 'I am at my peak performance'.

O amor é tudo.
Love is everything.
This sentence uses tudo to express a sentiment about love.
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Eu sei de tudo.
I know everything.
This sentence uses tudo to express knowledge of all things.
Tatoeba #397708 by brauliobezerra, translation #392308 by CM
É tudo ou nada.
It's either everything or nothing.
This sentence uses tudo to express a choice between everything or nothing.
Tatoeba #964881 by alexmarcelo, translation #4036841 by eeyinn
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