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Mar 25, 2022 - 06:47 AM
Hi,
Yes this use is correct here "le monde" is used in many expressions to translate "people", so you can say:
Tout le monde = All the people / Everyone
Beaucoup de monde = A lot of people
Peu de monde = Few people
Etc
One remark:
The closest translation for Everyone is Tout le monde, it's a set expressoin.
However for the other expressions, it could also translate as "les gens":
Beaucoup de gens = A lot of people
Peu de gens = Few people
Etc
The word "personnes" would not sound as natural here, because it's mostly used to speak of specific people or to give a number of people, and not that much when speaking about people in general.
Yes this use is correct here "le monde" is used in many expressions to translate "people", so you can say:
Tout le monde = All the people / Everyone
Beaucoup de monde = A lot of people
Peu de monde = Few people
Etc
One remark:
The closest translation for Everyone is Tout le monde, it's a set expressoin.
However for the other expressions, it could also translate as "les gens":
Beaucoup de gens = A lot of people
Peu de gens = Few people
Etc
The word "personnes" would not sound as natural here, because it's mostly used to speak of specific people or to give a number of people, and not that much when speaking about people in general.
