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"Nothing is wrong."
Translation:Nichts ist falsch.
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It means nothing is incorrect. As far as feelings go, there's not a good literal translation of the English phrase on that one. You would rather ask "Was ist los?" (what's going on?) or something like that. But generally speaking Germans spend a lot less time asking people if there is something wrong with them, so it just doesn't come up that much.
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Nichts ist los means "Nothing is wrong" in the sense of being out of order (such as when you're asked if anything is wrong). Nichts ist falsch means nothing is incorrect (such as on a test)
Here are a couple of examples of it's use on Reverso Context
https://context.reverso.net/traduction/anglais-allemand/nothing+is+wrong#Nichts+ist+los
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I think this means "Nobody is wrong" (actually that would be "KeineR ist falsch"), but I'm not German