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Andra Tutto Bene' meaning everything will be all right, is a slogan of hope that has gone viral. Which language is the phrase from?
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
Arabic

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Answered by PADMINI
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'Andra Tutto Bene' meaning everything will be all right, is a slogan of hope that has gone viral. This phrase is from the Italian language.

Explanation:

  • 'Andra Tutto Bene' meaning everything will be all right.

  • 'Everything will be all right’ is the message of hope spreads in Italy.

  • Slogan ‘andrà tutto bene’ goes viral as the country deals with the worst Covid-19 outbreak.

  • Italy is gripped by a countrywide lockdown because of increasing the number of coronavirus cases.

  • Italians are trying to boost the confidence and have started spreading a slogan of reassurance: “Andrà tutto bene” – everything will be all right.
Answered by Anonymous
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Andra Tutto Bene' meaning everything will be all right, is a slogan of hope that has gone viral.

It is an Italian phrase.

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