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How to Say ‘All good, thanks.’ in Italian

Tutto bene, grazie.

TOOT-to BEH-neh GRAHT-tsee-eh

[TOOT-to BEH-neh GRAHT-tsee-eh]

Phrase Breakdown

Tutto bene,

TOOT-to BEH-neh

All good,

A common reply to 'How are you?'. Hold the double 't' in 'tutto': TOOT-toh BEH-neh.

Example

Tutto bene, e tu?

All good, and you?

Words in this phrase

Tutto

[TOOT-to]

Everything

Refers to the entirety of a situation or condition.

Example

Ehi, tutto a posto con te?

Hey, is everything okay with you?

bene

[BEH-neh]

well; fine

A very common word used to say that something is good, fine, or going well.

Example

Oggi mi sento bene.

Today I feel well.

grazie.

GRAHT-tsee-eh

thank you.

Say it in three syllables, GRAH-tsee-eh. The 'z' sounds like 'ts'.

Example

Sì, grazie.

Yes, thank you.

Words in this phrase

grazie

[GRAHT-tsee-eh]

thank you / thanks

A polite and very common way to express thanks in Italian.

Example

Dopo un aiuto, dico sempre: "Grazie."

After help, I always say: "Thank you."

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