How to Say ‘All good, thank you.’ in Italian
Tutto bene, grazie.
toot-toh beh-neh grah-tsyeh
[toot-toh beh-neh grah-tsyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: Alternative to 'Sto bene' that covers more ground.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Often used to assure everything is well or address general well-being.
Phrase Breakdown
Tutto
[toot-toh]
everything
Refers to all things or the totality of items or situations being considered.
Tutto bene qui, grazie.
Everything's fine here, thank you.
bene
[beh-neh]
well
Used to describe satisfactory or good condition.
Tutto bene con la famiglia.
Everything is well with the family.
grazie
[grah-tsyeh]
thank you
An expression of gratitude.
Tutto bene, grazie per il tuo aiuto.
Everything is fine, thank you for your help.
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