全てがうまくいく (subete ga umaku iku) - everything goes well
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This expression uses 「全て (subete)」 meaning "all/everything" as the subject, followed by the nominative particle 「が (ga)」. 「うまくいく (umaku iku)」 is a compound verb meaning "to go well" or "to succeed". 「うまく (umaku)」 is the adverbial form of the adjective 「うまい (umai - skillful/good)」, modifying the verb 「いく (iku - to go)」.
Sample sentences
きっと全てがうまくいくよ、心配しないで。
I'm sure everything will go well, don't worry.
プレゼンテーションが無事に終わり、全てがうまくいった。
The presentation finished safely, and everything went well.
新しい仕事で全てがうまくいくことを願っています。
I hope everything goes well with your new job.
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Example
きっと全てがうまくいくよ、心配しないで。
I'm sure everything will go well, don't worry.
プレゼンテーションが無事に終わり、全てがうまくいった。
The presentation finished safely, and everything went well.
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