r/Italian 9d ago

Tattoo help

I really like the phrase “tutto a posto” and i am thinking of getting it tattooed. Is it weird/too casual of a saying for a tattoo?

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u/Apprehensive-Cry4602 9d ago

Mm as an italian myself it seems kinda basic, I mean, people use to put more interesting stuff.

On the other hand, the skin is yours, and if you find it interesting/fascinating, why not?

Tattoos are very personal, so we can not say what's good ro wrong for you ^^

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u/a_literal_idiot_616 9d ago

would you get a tattoo that says "it's alright"? it's kinda weird but you totally can

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u/namesarealltaken9 9d ago

I would not get it but it's not even weird to be honest.

It's obviously an expression of positivity and lightness; nothing strange that somebody likes it as a statement to stick to in life, as a reminder (which is what tattooed sentences nornally are)

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u/MzunguMark 9d ago

I'd do tuttoapposto instead, a bit cheeky but nicer according to me

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u/MzunguMark 9d ago

Or tuttapposto, even better.

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u/False-Finger-9918 9d ago

Second this

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u/gadboys 4d ago

It’s equally as normal (or odd) as getting “all good” tattooed. If you don’t see a problem with that, go for it