How do you say "I'll tell everyone." in Japanese?

"I'll tell everyone." in Japanese is "みんなに伝えます。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘I'll tell everyone.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "みんなに伝えます。" mean in English?

"みんなに伝えます。" means "I'll tell everyone." in English. Usage tip: [みんな] + [に] + [伝えます] literally means "I will convey it to everyone." A nice simple sentence pattern to copy.

みんなに伝えます。

minna ni tsutae masu

[meen-nah nee tsoo-tah-eh mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: [みんな] + [に] + [伝えます] literally means "I will convey it to everyone." A nice simple sentence pattern to copy.

🇯🇵 In Japan: This phrase fits well in group situations, like clubs, classes, offices, or family plans, where keeping everyone informed is appreciated.

Phrase Breakdown

みんな

minna

[meen-nah]

everyone

Refers to all people in a group; everyone or everybody.

Example

みんなに知らせます。

I will inform everyone.

に

[nee]

to; for

A particle marking the recipient or target of the action.

Example

友だちに伝えます。

I will tell my friend.

伝えます

tsutae masu

will tell; will convey

Polite form of 伝える, meaning to communicate or pass on information.

Example

家族に伝えます。

I will tell my family.

Words in this phrase

伝え

tsutae

[tsoo-tah-eh]

convey; tell

The verb stem meaning to convey information or tell someone something.

Example

大事なことを伝えます。

I will convey something important.

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite verb ending

A standard polite ending attached to verbs.

Example

先生に聞きます。

I will ask the teacher.

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