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"Tout", "toute", "tous" and "toutes" are all variations on the word "all" or "everything". "Tout" is used with a masculine singular noun. eg. tout le monde = everyone, literally "all the world" "Toute" is used with a feminine singular noun. eg. toute la ville = the whole town "Tous" is used with a masculine plural noun. eg. tous mes frères = all my brothers "Toutes" is used with a feminine plural noun. eg. toutes les maisons = all the houses

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12y ago

In Cajun French, "tout" of course means all. However, "tout tout" referencing a person means a that person is their "everything" or "special person." In reference to the Cajun French phrase "chere tout tout", this means a "special girlfriend", similar to someone referring to their sweetheart as "baby". Even small babies are referred to as small "tout touts".

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14y ago

The phrase 'tout le monde' means The entire world, the whole world. In the word-by-word translation, the adjective 'tout' means 'all, every'. The definite article 'le' means 'the'. And the noun 'monde' means 'world'.

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13y ago

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The french word 'tout' means all or everything.

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11y ago

Tout le monde means everybody (literally all the world)

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11y ago

From my dictionary...

en tout - adverb: in all, in total, altogether, all in all, all told

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13y ago

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j'ai tout mon temps : I've all my time

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