"You all drink milk."

Translation: Voi bevete il latte.

[lordoftherings]

could someone explain the difference between tutto and tutti? please?

[AdiYan12]

well the translation of tutto would be everything and the translation of tutti would be everybody.

[elisabethh4]

Should this be "You all drink the milk"

[belianis]

I agree. The distinction between 'voi bevete latte' (you drink milk) and 'voi bevete il latte' (and you drink the milk) is an important one.

[mistyforestrain]

When do we use the word ' tutto ' ?

[RLO2]

Where did "tutte" come from, I don't even remember seeing this word during the lesson?

[jeroeninter]

It's to make it clear that it has to be plural.

[belianis]

The problem is that 'you all drink / eat etc'.' has a distinct meaning in English, synonymous with 'all of you drink / eat'. Wouldn't it be better to mark the singular/ plural distinction by using 'You (pl.)' / 'You '(sing.)' , at least in cases where the context doesn't make it clear?

[bilouboup]

There is some problems with the lessons. It was the first time I saw tutto with no explanations

[bilouboup]

There is some problems with the lessons. It was the first time I saw tutto with no explanations