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Everything will be all right in Spanish?

There are a few ways to say "Everything will be all right" in Spanish, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* Todo estará bien. (This is the most literal translation and is generally the most formal option.)

* Todo saldrá bien. (This is a slightly more hopeful phrase, suggesting a positive outcome.)

Informal:

* Todo va a estar bien. (This is a more casual and comforting phrase, often used with friends or family.)

* No te preocupes, todo va a salir bien. (This is a more reassuring phrase, adding the element of "don't worry".)

* Ya verás que todo va a estar bien. (This emphasizes that things will turn out okay, even if it's not obvious right now.)

More specific:

* Tranquilo/a, todo se va a solucionar. (This focuses on things being solved, implying a problem that needs resolution.)

* No te preocupes, las cosas van a mejorar. (This emphasizes improvement and positive change.)

You can choose the phrase that best suits the specific situation and the level of formality you want to use.

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