We also use the expression 'the whole world is here' when a place is crowded

I used: "the whole world is here" and got marked wrong.

Why doesn't "everybody's here" work?

When translated literally, the sentence has the same meaning in English as in Spanish. Reported again.

everyone is here! [insert SSBU theme here]

I agree. It's silly to claim the whole world is present when you're talking about 20 people. Todos and todas are defined as everybody and work as well as "everybody" in English.

In French, "tout le monde" (all the world) also means "everybody." Romance languages are so cool!

I don’t want to say the whole world is here. Is there no other way to say everyone? everyone, please listen... todo el mundo escuchame por favor..??

Another idiomatic expression that causes us to get marked wrong when we give an accurate translation. :-( It's time for an "Idioms" category.

How about "all are here"? (...non-english native)

Why is it Todo el mundo don't both Todo and mundo mean everybody

WTF?