How to Say ‘All’ in French
Toutes
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[toot]
💬 Usage Tip: Refers to the entirety, often used with plural nouns.
🇫🇷 In France: Inclusive language often shows generosity or inclusivity in conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Toutes
[toot]
All
A pronoun used to refer to the whole number of something.
Toutes les filles aiment cet endroit.
All the girls love this place.
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