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    全てうまくいく (subete umaku iku) - Everything will go well

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase consists of the adverbial noun 全て (subete - all, everything), the adverbial form of the adjective うまい (umai - good, skillful) which becomes うまく (umaku), and the verb いく (iku - to go). Together, it literally means 'everything goes well' or 'everything will go well'.

    Sample sentences

    心配しないで、きっと全てうまくいくよ。

    Don't worry, everything will surely go well.

    試験、頑張ってね！全てうまくいくと信じてる。

    Good luck with your exam! I believe everything will go well.

    新しい仕事は大変だけど、焦らずに行けば全てうまくいくはずだ。

    The new job is tough, but if you take your time, everything should go well.

    Quick facts

    nuance:It expresses a hope or a prediction that things will turn out favorably. It can be used to reassure someone or to express one's own positive outlook.
    politeness:This phrase itself is neutral. To make it more formal, you would conjugate いく to its masu-form: 全てうまくいきます (subete umaku ikimasu).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    心配しないで、きっと全てうまくいくよ。

    Don't worry, everything will surely go well.

    試験、頑張ってね！全てうまくいくと信じてる。

    Good luck with your exam! I believe everything will go well.

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