'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?"
everybody means every person in the world or in the room
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 looking for love
The Spanish army attacked it and killed everybody
"Todos hacen errores"
We say "Hola a todos"
Hello everybody, my name = Carmelo Micali, Spanish - Castillian i mean Castellano, by the way - to say Thank You, you just say 'gracias'. Have a nice time.
yes
In transportation vehicles that have Spanish names. They travel like everybody else. Cars, planes, trains, etc.
yo tengo a todos los que necesito