How to say "Everyone" in Spanish (Día 1)

The video introduces a plan to learn a new Spanish phrase daily. It explains different ways to say 'everyone' in Spanish, such as 'todos' and 'todo el mundo'. The latter is often used for exaggeration, as illustrated with examples.

What is the speaker's plan for the first month of the year?

• To share a different Spanish phrase each day

• To learn a new language

• To travel to Spain

• To write a book about Spanish culture

Which of the following is NOT a way to say 'everyone' in Spanish?

• Todo el día

• Todos

• Todas las personas

• Toda la gente

What does 'todo el mundo' literally translate to in English?

• All the people

• The entire group

• The whole world

• Every person

In what context is 'todo el mundo' often used?

• To refer to a specific person

• As an exaggeration

• As a literal translation

• To describe a small group

How might someone respond to the question 'Who went to the party?' using an exaggerated expression?

• Todos fueron

• Nadie fue

• Todo el mundo

• Algunos fueron