How to Say ‘If all goes well’ in Portuguese
Se tudo correr bem
suh too-doo koo-RRAIR BEHNG
[suh too-doo koo-RRAIR BEHNG]
💬 Usage Tip: correr means "to run", but here it means "to go", as in how things go. After se about the future, Portuguese uses the special form correr instead of corre, as in se tudo correr mal "if it all goes wrong".
Phrase Breakdown
Se tudo
suh too-doo
If everything
'Se' means 'if' and sounds like a short 's'. 'Tudo' is 'TU-du'.
Se tudo estiver bem, saímos.
If everything is fine, we'll leave.
Words in this phrase
Se
[suh]
if
A conjunction used to introduce a condition politely.
Comecei com «Se» for possível para fazer um pedido com cuidado.
I started with “If” possible to make a request carefully.
tudo
[too-doo]
everything
All things; all the available things.
Ela quer tudo.
She wants everything.
correr bem
koo-RRAIR BEHNG
goes well
'Correr bem' means 'to go well'. Roll the double 'rr' in the throat: 'ku-RRER'.
Espero que corra bem.
I hope it goes well.
Words in this phrase
correr
[koo-RRAIR]
to go / to run
Literally 'to run'; used for how things are going.
Tudo está a correr bem.
Everything is going well.
bem
[BEHNG]
well
In a good or satisfactory way.
Ele fez o trabalho muito bem.
He did the job very well.
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