How to Say โEverything is fine.โ in Italian
Tutto a posto.
TOOT-toh ah POH-stoh
[TOOT-toh ah POH-stoh]
๐ฎ๐น In Italy: [Tutto a posto] is a common, low-key way to say everything's fine or back in order. It sounds natural after a small misunderstanding is resolved.
Phrase Breakdown
Tutto
[TOOT-toh]
everything / all
Refers to the whole situation; here it means 'everything.'
Tutto sembra risolto dopo aver chiarito il percorso.
Everything seems resolved after clarifying the route.
A posto
ah POH-stoh
In order / okay / fine
Common expression meaning things are alright or settled.
ร tutto a posto.
Everything is fine.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
in / at
Part of the fixed expression 'a posto,' meaning 'fine' or 'in order.'
Ora รจ tutto a posto, possiamo continuare il viaggio.
Now everything is fine, we can continue the trip.
posto
[POH-stoh]
place / okay
Literally 'place'; in this expression it means 'okay' or 'sorted out.'
Se il tassista torna sul percorso giusto, รจ tutto a posto.
If the taxi driver gets back on the right route, everything is okay.
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