bene o male

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “good or bad.” Compare French bien ou mal.

Adverb

bene o male

  1. for better or worse
    • 2024, Masterchef Italia, season 13, episode 19, spoken by Eleonora Riso:
      Ho sempre avuto tanti interessi. E ho sempre avuto, bene o male, anche tanti talenti. La difficoltà per me è sempre stata riuscire ad andare avanti.
      I have always had many interests. And I have always had, for better or worse, many talents too. The hard part for me has always been being able to go forward.
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