How do you say "Everything to be okay / all right" in Portuguese?

"Everything to be okay / all right" in Portuguese is "Ficar tudo certo". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘Everything to be okay / all right’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Ficar tudo certo" mean in English?

"Ficar tudo certo" means "Everything to be okay / all right" in English. Usage tip: [ficar tudo certo] is a very common Portuguese way to say "for everything to be okay / sorted out." The pattern [ficar + adjective] is useful in lots of situations: [ficar claro] "become clear," [ficar resolvido] "be settled."

Ficar tudo certo

fee-KAR TOO-doo SEHR-too

[fee-KAR TOO-doo SEHR-too]

💬 Usage Tip: [ficar tudo certo] is a very common Portuguese way to say "for everything to be okay / sorted out." The pattern [ficar + adjective] is useful in lots of situations: [ficar claro] "become clear," [ficar resolvido] "be settled."

Phrase Breakdown

Ficar

[fee-KAR]

to be / to end up / to become

Infinitive of 'ficar'; here it means for things to end up or turn out in a certain way.

Example

Queremos Ficar tudo certo antes de sair.

We want everything to be settled before leaving.

tudo

[TOO-doo]

everything

Refers to all things in general.

Example

É importante que fique Tudo claro no recibo.

It's important that everything is clear on the receipt.

certo

[SEHR-too]

right / correct / settled

Means correct, right, or in good order. In disputes, it often means properly resolved.

Example

No fim, queremos que fique tudo Certo.

In the end, we want everything to be settled.

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