みんなの日本語って教科書 **が** だれでも知っているね。it should be を not が right? 知っている is transitive
verb. same phenomenon in トムさん、さっき山田さんって人 **が** 探してたよ。
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みんなの日本語って教科書**が**だれでも知っているね。it should be を not が right?
I am not following this sentence.

The は is attached to みんなの日本語(は)...

Is this sentence from somewhere? Perhaps the sentence may be re-worded as,
皆の日本語って、誰でも知っているような、教科書からきた感じだ。

I suppose the lesson here is that って after the subject acts as は
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If you really copied this sentence correctly, this が is intended to be an
**exhaustive-listing が**. That is, the speaker introduced みんなの日本語 as _the_
only textbook everyone knows.

> みんなの日本語って教科書 **が** だれでも知っているね。  
>  The textbook called _Minna-no Nihongo_ , it's the (only) one everyone
> knows.

The sentence above is not incorrect, but it would be more natural if a
relative clause were used:

> みんなの日本語って教科書 **が** だれでも知っているものだね。  
>  The textbook called _Minna-no Nihongo_ is the one everyone knows.

If this implication of ("the only") is unnecessary (which usually is), you can
use は or を instead (は is usually preferred).

> みんなの日本語って教科書 **は** だれでも知っているね。  
>  みんなの日本語って教科書 **を** だれでも知っているね。  
>  Everyone knows a textbook called _Minna-no Nihongo_. / One textbook
> everyone knows is _Minna-no Nihongo_.

See Also:

  * [What's the difference between wa (は) and ga (が)?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/22/5010)

> Exhaustive-listing works similar to contrastive は, implying contrast to the
> rest of the universe of discourse. A:「だれが日本語を知っていますか？」 B:「ジョンが日本語できます」 できる
> is a non-action verb, so this is exhaustive-listing. Assume that we are
> talking about the three new students: Jon, Bill and Tom. **If B knows that
> Jon and Tom can both speak Japanese, B just lied. If B knows Jon can speak
> Japanese, but doesn't know about the others, the contrastive は is
> appropriate to use instead of が**.

  * [Is the object uniquely determined when using は in the following sentences?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/35966/5010)
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