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    すべてうまくいく (everything goes well)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase is formed by combining the adverb/noun 'すべて' (all/everything) with the idiomatic expression 'うまくいく' (to turn out well/succeed), which consists of the adverbial form of 'うまい' (good/skillful) and the verb 'いく' (to go). It is frequently used in the non-past tense with a future or predictive nuance ('everything will be fine/go well').

    Sample sentences

    心配しないで、きっとすべてうまくいくよ。

    Don't worry, I'm sure everything will go well.

    計画通りに進めば、すべてうまくいくはずです。

    If we proceed according to plan, everything should go well.

    最初は不安だったが、結果的にすべてうまくいった。

    I was anxious at first, but in the end, everything turned out well.

    Quick facts

    aspect:Can conjugate to past tense (すべてうまくいった) or potential/volitional forms.
    politeness:Plain form (polite form: すべてうまくいきます)
    orthography:Often written in mixed script (全て上手くいく or 全てうまくいく), though 'うまくいく' is commonly written in hiragana.

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    Example

    心配しないで、きっとすべてうまくいくよ。

    Don't worry, I'm sure everything will go well.

    計画通りに進めば、すべてうまくいくはずです。

    If we proceed according to plan, everything should go well.

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