"У всех есть вопросы."

Translation: Everyone has questions.

[whitneylynn777]

And no one has the answers.

[Chronomatex]

Does всех also mean "of/from everything"?

[AileenDEsp1]

Everyone has the questions (like for the homework) vs. Everyone has questions (more existential). Would there be a way to distinguish? (Adding "the" was marked wrong)

[Stephen605547]

Вопросы у всех есть.

Since 'the' isn't in Russian, you place 'вопросы' at the beginning.

That's the difference between a specific set of questions (THE questions,) and just questions in general.

Another example:

Дайте мне вода.
Give me water

VS

Вода дайте мне.
Give me the water.

(Based on my limited understanding. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. )

[Zombata]

anyone else cant make out the audio in normal speed?

[YungOligarch]

Всех is the genitive form of все right?

[FrankdeGro]

But why would you use it? "everyone" is what it is: me you everyone.

[Krystian_Sun]

'Everybody have questions' is not accepted even though word everybody is used in the hints