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    何もかもがうまくいく (nanimokamo ga umaku iku) - absolutely everything goes well

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression uses the emphatic indefinite pronoun 何もかも (nanimokamo, 'everything without exception'), followed by the subject particle が (ga). うまくいく (umaku iku) is a compound verb meaning 'to go well' or 'to succeed,' formed by the adverbial form of 旨い/上手い (umai, 'good/skillful') and the verb 行く (iku, 'to go'). The entire phrase signifies that every single thing is progressing favorably.

    Sample sentences

    今日は何もかもがうまくいく一日だった。

    Today was a day when absolutely everything went well.

    彼が来れば、きっと何もかもがうまくいくはずだ。

    If he comes, surely absolutely everything should go well.

    最初は不安だったけれど、結局何もかもがうまくいくと信じている。

    I was anxious at first, but in the end, I believe absolutely everything will go well.

    Quick facts

    emphasis:何もかも (nanimokamo) is a strong emphatic form of 'everything', implying a comprehensive totality. The particle が (ga) clearly marks this as the subject of the successful action.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    今日は何もかもがうまくいく一日だった。

    Today was a day when absolutely everything went well.

    彼が来れば、きっと何もかもがうまくいくはずだ。

    If he comes, surely absolutely everything should go well.

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