"Everybody dies in the end."

Translation: Alla dör i slutet.

[Sninguistics]

Did you mean: Game of Thrones

[NameOfWater]

Infinity War

[FLchick]

I could also be: The Departed.

[Sjodni]

Oh, that's pleasant!

[Dee_Dee432]

This sounds like one of Shakespear's work.

[NickTheEngineer]

Sounds more like the Havamal! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A1vam%C3%A1l

[David181923]

Is there any difference between "Alla dör i slutet" and "Alla dör till slut" and why is it not slutet in the second example?

[GeorgeFerguson93]

I can't use 'allihopa' here?

[ha.chun]

"Alla" is the standard pronoun used for "everybody". "Allihop(a)", "Allesamman" are most often used when addressing a group, and are used for emphasis.

Using "allihopa" here is not grammatically incorrect, but it implies perhaps "everyone in the specific group we are talking about dies", as opposed to everyone in existence.

[Kalzani]

Slutligen alla dör was not accepted, why?

[Arnauti]

The verb needs to be in second place in normal Swedish sentences (= not questions and subclauses). Also, slutligen means 'finally' rather than 'in the end'.

[HelenHaine]

How about 'Allt dör i slutet'?

[Arnauti]

Then it's Everything dies in the end.

[Ceresz]

Indeed. And personally I think that "Alla dör i slutet" sounds like something you might say if you are referring to the end of a book or a movie rather than life itself. In this case I would prefer something like "Alla dör i slutändan" or "Alla dör till slut," even though Wiktionary lists "till slut" as being synonymous with "slutligen," which would just be weird in this case, as you have already pointed out.

[HelenHaine]

Okej, tack!

[leemonday]

How about i slutet alla dör?

[George418878]

Don't forget the V2 rule! I slutet dör alla.

[MarkErdman]

This would be a good sentence for the Danish course as well :)

[wainwra]

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