всё
vsjo[fsʲɵ]neuter
The Russian word for everything is всё (vsjo).
всё is used as a pronoun to mean all the things.
Meaning: all the things (pron)
Which one should you use?
It is important not to confuse всё (everything) with все, which means everyone (all people).
How does it change in a sentence?
всё is a neuter pronoun. In certain grammatical constructions, it must agree with neuter nouns or verbs.
How do you pronounce it?
vsjo
Did you know?
- When a Russian speaker says всё! with a specific sharp intonation, it can act as a command to stop talking or stop an action immediately.
- The spelling of всё with the letters 'ё' is often omitted in print and digital text, appearing as все, which is the same spelling as the word for 'everyone'.
- In some contexts, adding the particle же to create всё же changes the meaning from 'everything' to 'still' or 'nevertheless'.
Examples in context
- Я дал им всё.I gave them everything.Tatoeba #4811942 by odexed, translation #3916502 by CH
- Я дал ей всё.I gave her everything.Tatoeba #4824229 by odexed, translation #3916504 by CH
- У вас всё есть?Do you have everything?Tatoeba #2821947 by marafon, translation #321176 by CK
- 4187 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Sergei and Maria are cleaning up after a party.
- Сергей SergeyТы всё убрала?Ty vsyo ubrala?Did you clean up everything?
- Мария MariaДа, я всё вымыла.Da, ya vsyo vymyla.Yes, I washed everything.
- Сергей SergeyТеперь всё чисто.Teper' vsyo chisto.Now everything is clean.
- Мария MariaНаконец-то всё готово.Nakonets-to vsyo gotovo.Finally everything is ready.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “everything” translations and entries всё, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
