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Tips to remember the Russian word:
– You can recall "всё" by linking it to "all" in English. Think of the phrase "it’s all I know," which might sound like "Vsyo I know."
– Associate the shape of the letter "в" with the beginning of the word "everything" in English. It may help you remember that "всё" means "everything" or "all."

Explanations:
– The word "всё" directly translates to "all" or "everything" and is used to denote the entirety of something.
– It is used to refer to all items or entities within a certain context without exclusion.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Все (vse, meaning "everyone," which is similar but refers specifically to people or living beings rather than everything in general).

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In slang, "всё" can sometimes be used to indicate "done" or "finished." For example, "Всё, я больше не могу" means "That’s it, I can’t do it anymore."

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. Всё будет хорошо. (Vsyo budet khorosho.) – Everything will be fine.
2. Я сделал всё. (Ya sdelal vsyo.) – I did everything.
3. Всё, что тебе нужно – здесь. (Vsyo, chto tebe nuzhno – zdes'.) – Everything you need is here.
4. Они продали всё. (Oni prodali vsyo.) – They sold everything.
5. Всё готово. (Vsyo gotovo.) – Everything is ready.

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все info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– You can associate "все" (vse) with "all" since both start with the same sound (/v/ in vse and /ɔː/ in all can be loosely thought of as sharing a similar sound for mnemonic purposes).
– Imagine a group of people saying "see" (phonetically similar to "vse") everything collectively.

Explanations:
– "Все" is pronounced as [fsʲe] and means "all" or "everyone" when referring to people.
– It is an important word used frequently in daily conversations whenever referring to a totality or completeness.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "Все" (vse): all, everyone
– "Всё" (vsyo): everything (Note the subtle difference in the accent)

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In some contexts, "все" can also imply the end or completion of an event/task: e.g., "Ну всё," meaning "That's it" or "We're done."

Examples of sentences that use it:
– Все студенты пришли на лекцию. (Vse studénty prishlí na léktsiyu.) – All the students came to the lecture.
– Все готовы к поездке. (Vse gotóvy k poyézdke.) – Everyone is ready for the trip.
– Всё прошло отлично. (Vsyo proshlo ótlichno.) – Everything went perfectly.
– Мы все за. (My vse za.) – We are all in favor.
– Все были счастливы. (Vse bylí schastlivy.) – Everyone was happy.

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