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she'll be right

Breezy, optimistic dismissal of worry — it'll be fine, don't stress, things have a way of working out.

Literal translation trap

'Ella estará bien' sounds like you're worried about a specific woman. This is about situations, not people.

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Worrying about whether the plan will work out.

Ya se arreglará.

'It'll sort itself out' — the Spanish disposition toward things working out. Very natural.

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Friends fretting about being slightly late.

Tranquilos, que no pasa nada.

Relax, nothing's going to happen — the great Spanish reassurance. Used constantly.

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Someone anxious about a minor problem.

No te preocupes, eso tiene fácil arreglo.

Don't worry, that's easily fixed — solving the problem by refusing to be bothered by it.

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Reassurance before a big presentation.

Venga, que va a salir genial.

Come on, it's going to go great — venga as an encourager, the Spanish 'come on.'

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Someone worried whether guests will enjoy the food.

Que sí, que sí, no te agobies.

Yes, yes, don't stress — agobiarse is to get overwhelmed by worry. Dismissing the anxiety.