<p>it's easy, everyone means 所有人！all  of  us!</p>

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2016-12-08T11:34:49.543Z
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Andyzhang
<p>The most common word for "everyone" is "大家". </p>

<p>However, since you mentioned "people symbol 2 times", you are probably looking for "人人", which is a special form for a few words. For example 人人 is everybody, 天天 is every day and so on. It is in fact a short form for 每个人 (each person).</p>

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2016-12-06T23:18:32.363Z
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langdi
<p>我们＝we, us</p>

<p>everyone＝每人，人人，每个<br>
"every" means 每 in Chinese.<br>
"one" indicates people or thing.</p>

<p>So, the correct translation would be 每人 or 每个; and, in Chinese, 每人 is the same as 人人.</p>

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2016-12-07T17:23:26.510Z
The difference between 每人and 人人 is  每人= "each person" ; 人人 = "everybody"
Tang Ho
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J.Wang
<p>I think everyone should be expressed as Chinese "各位"。</p>

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Victor Xiao
<p>What have you found on google？It should be “每个人”、“大伙儿”和“大家”。</p>

<p>Also you can mean “大众”</p>

<p>You can use Google's Translation to translate it from English to Chinese：</p>

<p><a href="https://i.sstatic.net/NlyHx.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/NlyHx.png" alt="enter image description here"></a></p>

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xqMogvKW
<p>The answer is not so straightforward, depends on context:</p>

<p>生活总是让<strong>我们</strong>遍体鳞伤,
The world breaks everyone (我们）, </p>

<p>人都到齐了。
Everyone (人都） is present.</p>

<p>1998年对所有人来说都是重要的一年：
1998 was an important year for everyone (所有人 都）:</p>

<p>大家都认为它有很大改进。 
Everyone (大家都） considered it a great improvement.</p>

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2016-12-06T10:48:58.947Z
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Gangosa
<p>It is actually writing the people symbol for 3 times</p>

<p>众 - means a crowd of people or a huge group of people <br>
人 - means people,basically<br>
The word you are saying , writing the people symbol 2 times is <br>
从 - means from somewhere and etc</p>

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2016-12-06T09:16:18.067Z
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sven tan
<p>Everyone  is  all ,so  in  Chinese  language it means  每个人，but everyone of who ，it up to context. </p>

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2016-12-09T09:06:04.820Z
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zongbao2014
<p>It depends, especially for "人人" vs "每人".</p>

<p>When you are referring to an expectation or a convention, you use "人人". e.g. "人人有獎, 永不落空"</p>

<p>When you are referring to a rule or some kind of obligation, you use "每人". e.g. "每人一獎, 絕不欺場"</p>

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2016-12-10T04:19:46.967Z
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Henry HO
<p>Can anyone tell me how to write to "everyone" in Chinese. The symbol to write "everyone ". In a video they showed it to write people symbol 2 times. But when I am searching on Google it is not correct. </p>

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2016-12-07T01:11:50.910Z
You said "people symbol 2 times", I think you meant " the character for 'people' twice" . 人 is a character or a word. We don't call characters  'symbols'.
Tang Ho
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2016-12-07T02:22:51.400Z
Your question isn't so clear, and "everyone" doesn't mean “我们”, but "we" means 我们.
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2016-12-07T03:24:09.670Z
人人 means "each and everyone/ everyone" as in " 人人有獎，永不落
空"
Tang Ho
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2016-12-07T03:39:59.813Z
If you meant "to everyone (on the list)" then it is " 给(名单上的)每个人"
Tang Ho
<simplified-characters>
How to write "Everyone" in Chinese？
# How to write "Everyone" in Chinese？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-12-06)

Can anyone tell me how to write to "everyone" in Chinese. The symbol to write "everyone ". In a video they showed it to write people symbol 2 times. But when I am searching on Google it is not correct.

**Tags:** simplified-characters

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: You said "people symbol 2 times", I think you meant " the character for 'people' twice" . 人 is a character or a word. We don't call characters  'symbols'.  
> **username_2**: Your question isn't so clear, and "everyone" doesn't mean “我们”, but "we" means 我们.  
> **username_1**: 人人 means "each and everyone/ everyone" as in " 人人有獎，永不落 空"  
> **username_1**: If you meant "to everyone (on the list)" then it is " 给(名单上的)每个人"  

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## 9 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2016-12-08. Score: -1 | Accepted answer

it's easy, everyone means 所有人！all of us!


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### Answer by username_4 on 2016-12-06. Score: 7

The most common word for "everyone" is "大家".

However, since you mentioned "people symbol 2 times", you are probably looking for "人人", which is a special form for a few words. For example 人人 is everybody, 天天 is every day and so on. It is in fact a short form for 每个人 (each person).


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### Answer by username_5 on 2016-12-06. Score: 7

我们＝we, us

everyone＝每人，人人，每个  
"every" means 每 in Chinese.  
"one" indicates people or thing.

So, the correct translation would be 每人 or 每个; and, in Chinese, 每人 is the same as 人人.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: The difference between 每人and 人人 is  每人= "each person" ; 人人 = "everybody"  

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### Answer by username_6 on 2016-12-14. Score: 2

I think everyone should be expressed as Chinese "各位"。


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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-12-06. Score: 2

What have you found on google？It should be “每个人”、“大伙儿”和“大家”。

Also you can mean “大众”

You can use Google's Translation to translate it from English to Chinese：

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/NlyHx.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/NlyHx.png)


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### Answer by username_7 on 2016-12-06. Score: 2

The answer is not so straightforward, depends on context:

生活总是让**我们**遍体鳞伤,
The world breaks everyone (我们）,

人都到齐了。
Everyone (人都） is present.

1998年对所有人来说都是重要的一年：
1998 was an important year for everyone (所有人 都）:

大家都认为它有很大改进。
Everyone (大家都） considered it a great improvement.


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### Answer by username_8 on 2016-12-06. Score: 2

It is actually writing the people symbol for 3 times

众 - means a crowd of people or a huge group of people   
人 - means people,basically  
The word you are saying , writing the people symbol 2 times is   
从 - means from somewhere and etc


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### Answer by username_9 on 2016-12-09. Score: 1

Everyone is all ,so in Chinese language it means 每个人，but everyone of who ，it up to context.


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### Answer by username_10 on 2016-12-10. Score: -1

It depends, especially for "人人" vs "每人".

When you are referring to an expectation or a convention, you use "人人". e.g. "人人有獎, 永不落空"

When you are referring to a rule or some kind of obligation, you use "每人". e.g. "每人一獎, 絕不欺場"


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