As in many languages there are many ways to say that everything will be ok that differ slightly in their applicability in different contexts. "Ð’ÑÑ‘ будет в порÑдке" (Vsyo budet v poryadke) would be very close to the original meaning. "Ð’ÑÑ‘ будет хорошо" is also close and is a line in a song by Mark Sobol: "Ð’Ñе будет хорошо, к чему такие Ñпешки? Ð’Ñе будет хорошо, и в дамки выйдут пешки! И будет шум и гам, и будет Ñчет деньгам. И дождички пойдут по четвергам"
As in small child - ребёнок (RE-byon-ok)
Всё будет хорошо. Vsyo budet horosho.The bold letters are empasised.
You say, "is everything okay?"
Literally, "Everything's OK. After all, you didn't know."
Horosho. Ya sproshu u neeh i posmotreem Shto oni budut delat
это хорошо (pronounced "eto khorosho").
Tout va bien.
Ya. Todo esta bien.
ok cool
To sign "Are you OK?" in American Sign Language, use the signs for "YOU," "OK," and raise your eyebrows for emphasis. This conveys the question in a straightforward and easily understood manner.
In this sentence, "good" is modifying the word "everything". "Good" is an adjective and it is proper for it to modify the pronoun "everything": I hope everything is good with you. OK Note the difference in this sentence: I hope everything is GOING well with you. OK "Well" is an adverb modifying "is going,"
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