Here's why:
* "Es" means "it is" or "he/she/it is".
* "Todos" means "all" or "everyone".
Combining them directly doesn't make sense in Spanish.
Possible meanings depending on context:
* "It's everyone" - This is a possible interpretation, but it's not how the phrase would be constructed in Spanish.
* "They are all" - This is another interpretation, but again, the phrase wouldn't be directly translated as "es todos".
To express "everyone" or "all" in Spanish, you can use:
* "Todos" for "all" or "everyone"
* "Todas" for "all" or "everyone" (feminine form)
* "Todo el mundo" for "everyone"
* "Todos los" followed by a noun for "all"
Examples:
* Todos están aquí. (Everyone is here.)
* Todas las personas quieren paz. (All people want peace.)
* Todo el mundo sabe que eres culpable. (Everyone knows you're guilty.)
* Todos los libros son importantes. (All books are important.)
If you can provide more context, I can help you find the correct way to express what you mean in Spanish.