Translation guide
This English phrase emphasizes that every single word is included or considered, without exception. In Japanese, this idea is usually expressed by combining a word for 'word' with a phrase meaning 'each and every' or 'all'. The most natural translations depend on whether you are talking about spoken words, written words, or the content of a message.
To stress that not a single word was missed, often in contexts like 'I heard every word' or 'I remember every word'.
To stress that each word was deliberately selected or scrutinized, often in writing, speeches, or translation.
The direct translation 'それぞれのそしてすべての言葉' is unnatural and should be avoided. Use the set phrases or natural alternatives above.
A common set phrase meaning 'every single word'. It is often used with verbs like 聞く (to listen), 読む (to read), or 覚える (to remember).
I didn't miss a single word of his story.
I remember each and every word of that letter.
Literally 'one word, one word', this emphasizes each word individually. It is slightly more formal and often used in written or analytical contexts.
I carefully checked each and every word of the contract.
A straightforward translation meaning 'all words'. It is natural but less emphatic than set phrases.
Each and every word she said touched my heart.
Also used when emphasizing careful wording or exact phrasing.
He spoke, paying attention to each and every word.
A more conversational way to say 'each and every word', literally 'each one of the words'.
His kindness showed in each and every word.