"Tất cả mọi người đều có sự sợ hãi."

Translation: Everyone has fear.

[JamesTWils]

Is tat ca moi nguoi different from simply moi nguoi?

[Motivation1102]

I think should add : all of ???

[Dan553966]

In English, "fears" would be more likely than "fear" in this sentence.

[vinniethevu]

Should "Everyone has a fear." be accepted?

[Niki58542]

Fears

[Matt780998]

"Everyone has fears."

[JCMcGee]

Đều =?

[Shea603077]

9 words to mean 3

[Dan553966]

English uses three words (6 syllables, five or six meaningful signals, depending on your analysis) while Vietnamese uses nine (monosyllabic) words to express roughly the same idea. Word to word correspondence is not what is going on.

[Idurai]

What an unnecessarily long way of saying "everyone"

[JCMcGee]

Dude....if you're going to comment on every little idiosyncrasy, you're gonna be here a long time!
Just think how crazy the Vietnamese think our conjugations are....and irregular verbs/plurals...