'everybody' = 'todo el mundo'
Todos , pronunced: tóhdohs
That should probably be "?Qué hacen todos?" (the opening question mark should be inverted). That's Spanish for "What is everybody doing?"
If you mean translation of 'Is everybody's name....' - No: Sus nombres (de ellos) Los nombres de todos (ellos) If you are asking whether English and corresponding Spanish names are the same, again 'No': for example: John - Juan Peter - Pedro Paul -Pablo Mary - Maria Stephen - Esteban
everybody means every person in the world or in the room
The Spanish army attacked it and killed everybody
"Todos hacen errores"
everybody looking for love
We say "Hola a todos"
yes
In transportation vehicles that have Spanish names. They travel like everybody else. Cars, planes, trains, etc.
Not all the time,but i mean everybody can be mean sometimes.
yo tengo a todos los que necesito