If I get known of it, I will tell you all everything. Can I say this, or it sounds akwardly? If it does, how should I say it?
It sounds awkward and isn't a common construction. Here's what one could say: "If I get word of it, I will tell you all everything" (if I hear about something) "If I find out about it, I will tell you all everything" (if I learn about something) "If I get to know it, I will tell you all everything" (if I become familiar with something)