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What do you mean by tous va bien ici in English?

"Tous va bien ici" translates directly to "Everything is fine here" in English.

It is a common French expression used to reassure someone that everything is okay and there are no problems. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as:

* Responding to someone's inquiry about your well-being: "How are you?" - "Tous va bien ici."

* Giving an update on a situation: "How's the project going?" - "Tous va bien ici, we're on track."

* Reassuring someone about a potential concern: "Are you sure everything's okay?" - "Tous va bien ici, don't worry."

The phrase carries a positive and optimistic tone, emphasizing that things are good and there's no need for concern.

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