How do you say are all right in portuguese?

There are a few ways to say "are all right" in Portuguese, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Está tudo bem? (This is the most common and neutral way to ask if someone is okay.)

* Está tudo em ordem? (This is more formal and means "Is everything in order?")

* Está tudo bem consigo? (This is a more direct way to ask if someone is alright.)

Informal:

* Tudo bem? (This is a more casual way to ask if someone is okay.)

* Tudo certo? (This is a more informal way to ask if everything is alright.)

* Está tudo tranquilo? (This means "Is everything calm?")

To answer "are all right," you can say:

* Sim, estou bem. (Yes, I am fine.)

* Tudo bem. (Everything is okay.)

* Estou bem, obrigado/a. (I am fine, thank you.)

The best way to say "are all right" in Portuguese will depend on the situation. If you are unsure, it is always best to use a formal expression.