How to Say ‘Alright’ in Italian
Va bene
VA BEH-neh
[VA BEH-neh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Va bene] literally means "it goes well," but Italians use it all the time for "[okay]" or "[alright]." You can reuse the same pattern with [non va bene] for "that's not okay."
Phrase Breakdown
Va
[VA]
Goes
Movement, often used in expressions to indicate agreement.
Se va bene prendo io il telecomando.
If it goes well, I'll take the remote.
bene
[BEH-neh]
Well
Used to confirm a statement or action.
Va bene se ti ridò il telecomando.
It's fine if I give you back the remote.
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