How to Say ‘Is the circle okay?’ in Italian
Va bene il cerchio?
vah BEH-neh eel CHEH-rkyoh
[vah BEH-neh eel CHEH-rkyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Va bene] literally means [it goes well], but Italians use it for [is it okay?], [okay], or [that works]. It's a very common all-purpose phrase, not just about things being morally [good].
Phrase Breakdown
Va bene
vah BEH-neh
Is it okay? / Fine / It works
Fixed expression used to ask if something is acceptable or to say something is acceptable.
Va bene così?
Is it okay like this?
Words in this phrase
Va
[vah]
is it okay
In this phrase, 'va' is part of 'va bene', used to ask if something is acceptable.
Va bene il cerchio per questo grafico?
Is the circle okay for this chart?
bene
[BEH-neh]
okay / fine
Used to ask whether a choice is good or acceptable.
Va bene il cerchio con questi dati?
Is the circle okay with these data?
il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a singular masculine noun.
Va bene il cerchio nel grafico semplice?
Is the circle okay in the simple chart?
cerchio
[CHEH-rkyoh]
circle
A round shape often used as a visual element in charts or diagrams.
Va bene il cerchio per mostrare i punti?
Is the circle okay to show the points?
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