I know this sentence mean:
Everything is too much for me.
But my question is about the "das alles". It doesn't make sense since it means "the everything". Please explain me what's the reason for that.
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Actually a better translation of das alles would be all that and it can also be rearranged in German to All das as presented by @infinitezero. – guidot♦ Jun 19 '20 at 12:01
Here das is not an article but a demonstrative pronoun (Demonstrativpronomen). So the proper literal translation is
this/that all is getting too much for me
You can rephrase it, so it becomes more apparent
All das/dies wird mir zu viel
answered Jun 18 '20 at 20:57
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The "alles" doesn't make sense here. It doesn't have the translation of "everything" here. Does it mean "entirely"? – Mario Bedoun Jun 19 '20 at 21:19
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Ok let me rephrase the original German sentence. Das wird mir "alles” zu viel. What is "alles" doing here? – Mario Bedoun Jun 20 '20 at 19:59
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