How to Say ‘Is everything okay?’ in Italian
Va tutto bene?
vah TOOT-toh BEH-neh
[vah TOOT-toh BEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Va tutto bene?] literally means "Is everything going well?" Italian often uses "go" this way for how things are. The same idea appears in [Come va?] for "How's it going?".
Phrase Breakdown
Va
[vah]
goes; is going
From the verb andare; in this expression it means 'is going' as in 'How is it going?'
Va tutto bene con il viaggio?
Is everything going well with the trip?
tutto
[TOOT-toh]
everything; all
Used here to refer to everything in general in the question 'Is everything okay?'
Spero che tutto sia pronto.
I hope that everything is ready.
bene
[BEH-neh]
well; fine
A very common word used to say that something is good, fine, or going well.
Oggi mi sento bene.
Today I feel well.
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