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What does todo lo que mean in English?

"Todo lo que" in Spanish translates to "everything that" or "all that" in English. It is used to refer to all things within a specific category or context.

Here are some examples:

* "Todo lo que necesito es amor." (Everything that I need is love.)

* "Todo lo que aprendí en la escuela me ayudó en la vida." (All that I learned in school helped me in life.)

* "Todo lo que dijo fue mentira." (Everything that he said was a lie.)

Note: "Todo lo que" is often used in conjunction with a verb or phrase to specify the action or situation related to the "everything".

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