What is todas when translated from Portuguese and Spanish to English?

"Todas" in both Portuguese and Spanish translates to "all" in English, specifically referring to "all of them" or "all the".

It's a feminine plural form and can be used with both feminine and masculine nouns.

Here are some examples:

* Todas as meninas (Portuguese) / Todas las niñas (Spanish): All the girls

* Todas as frutas (Portuguese) / Todas las frutas (Spanish): All the fruits

* Todas nós (Portuguese) / Todas nosotras (Spanish): All of us (female)

* Todas as vezes (Portuguese) / Todas las veces (Spanish): All the times

It's important to remember that the context of the sentence will determine the most accurate translation.