Italian Phrase
Sembra una soluzione giusta per tutti.
Meaning
The sentence means ‘It seems like a fair solution for everyone.’ It conveys a speaker’s impression that a proposal or plan is balanced and suitable for all parties involved.
When to use
Use this expression when you are evaluating a policy, a compromise, a product, or any plan that affects a group of people and you want to comment on its perceived fairness.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Sembraunasoluzionegiustapertutti
Sembra
Third‑person singular present of the verb *sembrare* (to seem). It agrees with the subject, which is implicit here.
una
Indefinite article for feminine singular nouns.
soluzione
Feminine singular noun meaning ‘solution’; the article *una* must match its gender.
giusta
Adjective meaning ‘right, fair, appropriate’; it must agree in gender and number with *soluzione*.
per tutti
Prepositional phrase meaning ‘for everyone’. *Tutti* is the plural masculine pronoun used as a collective noun after *per*.
🗨In Conversation
Sembra una soluzione giusta per tutti.
It seems like a fair solution for everyone.
Sì, almeno tutti hanno qualcosa da guadagnare.
Yes, at least everyone has something to gain.
✕Common Mistakes
Sembra una soluzione giusto per tutti.
The adjective must agree with the feminine noun *soluzione*, so it should be *giusta*.
Sembra una soluzione giusta per tutto.
After the preposition *per*, the plural form *tutti* is required to mean ‘everyone’. *Tutto* means ‘everything’ or ‘all’ as a singular neuter.
Le nuove regole sembra una soluzione giusta per tutti.
If the subject is plural, the verb must be *sembrano*; using *sembra* with a plural subject is a mismatch.
↔Alternatives
Pare una soluzione equa per tutti.
It appears to be an equitable solution for everyone.
Sembra una proposta adatta a tutti.
It seems like a proposal suitable for everyone.
Mi sembra una risposta giusta per tutti.
It seems to me a right answer for everyone.
Cultural Tip
In Italian, *giusta* can refer both to moral correctness and to practical suitability. When you want to stress fairness rather than correctness, *equa* is a common synonym. Also, avoid mixing *tutto* (singular) with *per*; the correct collective after *per* is *tutti* (or *tutte* for an all‑female group).