English–Japanese
“everything” in Japanese
How to say “everything” in Japanese
“Everything” in Japanese is すべて (subete).
It views all members of a relevant set together without leaving anything out.
Example sentences with すべて
必要なものをすべて持ってきました。hitsu yō na mo no o su be te mo tte ki ma shi ta
I brought everything I needed.
Tips for using すべて
- In everyday conversation, 全部 (zenbu, "all") is often more natural than すべて (subete), while すべて remains common in formal statements.
Other Japanese words for “everything”
万事うまくいきます。ban ji u ma ku i ki ma su
Everything will go well.