How to Say ‘Will go well’ in French
Va bien se passer
vah byan suh pah-say
[vah byan suh pah-say]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses [aller] + another verb for the near future: [va se passer] = "is going to go / will go." You can reuse this pattern easily: [ça va commencer], [on va partir].
Phrase Breakdown
Va
[vah]
goes / is going to
Form of aller; in this expression it helps mean 'will go'.
Tout va bien aujourd'hui à la porte.
Everything is going well today at the gate.
bien
[byan]
well
Adverb meaning well; in this phrase it suggests things will go smoothly.
Le contrôle se passe bien.
The check is going well.
se
[suh]
itself / each other
Reflexive pronoun used with pronominal verbs like se passer.
Tout se passe calmement ici.
Everything is happening calmly here.
passer
[pah-say]
to happen / to go
Verb used in se passer to mean 'to happen' or 'to go' in a situation.
L'embarquement va se passer rapidement.
Boarding is going to happen quickly.
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