Example: Alles ist in Ordnung, keine Probleme heute.
Definition
"In Ordnung sein" means to be in a satisfactory or correct state, indicating that everything is fine or properly arranged. For example, in the phrase "Alles ist in Ordnung, keine Probleme heute," it expresses that all matters are well and there are no issues today.
Translations
be all right
estar bien
in orde zijn
estar bé
aller bien
Etymology
The phrase "in Ordnung sein" comes from the German words 'in' meaning 'in' and 'Ordnung' meaning 'order.' It literally translates to 'be in order,' reflecting a state of proper arrangement or correctness. Did you know? The word 'Ordnung' traces back to Latin 'ordinare,' meaning 'to arrange or set in order.'
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be all right