How to Say ‘By all the diners’ in Italian
Da tutti i commensali
dah TOOT-tee ee kohm-mehn-SAH-lee
[dah TOOT-tee ee kohm-mehn-SAH-lee]
Phrase Breakdown
Da tutti
dah TOOT-tee
by all
'Tutti' is the masculine plural of 'tutto'. Hold the double 't': 'TUT-ti'.
È amato da tutti.
He is loved by everyone.
Words in this phrase
Da
[dah]
by
Introduces who performs the action.
È scelto da tutti.
It's chosen by everyone.
tutti
[TOOT-tee]
all
Refers to the total number or entirety.
Tutti gli studenti erano presenti.
All the students were present.
i commensali
ee kohm-mehn-SAH-lee
the diners
'Commensali' means people eating together at a table. Double 'm', stress 'com-men-SA-li'.
I commensali sono arrivati.
The diners have arrived.
Words in this phrase
i
[ee]
the
Plural masculine definite article used before plural masculine nouns.
Nella frase I responsabili, I introduce il gruppo dei manager.
In the phrase 'I responsabili,' 'I' introduces the group of managers.
commensali
[kohm-mehn-SAH-lee]
diners / table companions
People sharing a meal at the same table.
I commensali brindano insieme.
The diners toast together.
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