'But you'll be okay' in everyday English: how to say it naturally

'But you'll be okay' is a reassuring phrase, but it can sound a bit formal in casual conversation. Here are some ways to say it more naturally:

• Don't worry, you'll be fine. (This is a more casual and common way to say it.)
• It'll be alright. (This is a shorter and more informal option.)
• You've got this. (This conveys confidence and support.)
• Hang in there, it'll get better. (This is a more encouraging option for a difficult situation.)
• You're strong, you can handle this. (This emphasizes the person's strength and resilience.)

These phrases convey the same sentiment as 'But you'll be okay' in a more conversational and empathetic way. Choose the phrase that best suits the context and your relationship with the person you are speaking to.