How to Say ‘Everything is fine.’ in Italian
Tutto bene.
TOOT-toh BEH-neh
[TOOT-toh BEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses no verb in short replies where English would need one, so [Tutto bene] means "Everything's fine" without saying [è]. You'll hear the same shortcut in [Tutto a posto] and [Io bene].
Phrase Breakdown
Tutto
[TOOT-toh]
everything; all
Used in short replies to mean 'everything' or 'all is fine.'
Tutto bene dopo la riunione.
Everything is fine after the meeting.
bene
[BEH-neh]
well; fine
In this phrase it means that things are fine or okay.
Con te va sempre bene.
With you, things always go well.
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