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You all right

🇬🇧 UK //juː ɔːl raɪt// 🇺🇸 US //juː ɔl raɪt//

Meaning of You all right

A casual way to ask if someone is feeling okay.

In simple words: Are you okay?

You all right in a sentence

• After the fall, he looked at her and asked, 'You all right?'
• 'You all right?' she inquired, noticing his worried expression.
• When he heard the news, his friend immediately said, 'You all right?'
• Seeing her friend upset, Jane turned and asked, 'You all right?'
• During the hike, Mark stumbled, and Tom quickly checked, 'You all right?'

How to use You all right

Used casually among friends. Suitable in informal environments but not appropriate in very formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Think of a friendly check-in, like a buddy asking if you're good.

Related words

Collocations with You all right

• You all right there?
• Are you all right?
• You all right, mate?

Synonyms for You all right

• Are you okay?
• You good?
• All good?
• Everything alright?

Common mistakes with You all right

• Used in formal situations where a more polite question is required.
• Confused with 'Are you alright?', which is slightly more serious.
• Mistakenly used as a statement instead of a question.

Frequently asked questions about You all right

What does You all right mean?

Are you okay?

What is the definition of You all right?

A casual way to ask if someone is feeling okay.

How do you use You all right in a sentence?

After the fall, he looked at her and asked, 'You all right?'

Can you give another example of You all right?

'You all right?' she inquired, noticing his worried expression.

What are synonyms for You all right?

Common alternatives include Are you okay?, You good?, All good?, Everything alright?.

What words go with You all right?

It commonly pairs with You all right there?, Are you all right?, You all right, mate?.

What are common mistakes when using You all right?

Used in formal situations where a more polite question is required. Confused with 'Are you alright?', which is slightly more serious. Mistakenly used as a statement instead of a question.

How do you pronounce You all right?

US: //juː ɔl raɪt//, UK: //juː ɔːl raɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is You all right formal or informal?

"You all right" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use You all right?

Used casually among friends. Suitable in informal environments but not appropriate in very formal settings.