"Jól vagyok."

Translation: I am fine.

[elipacle]

Why can't I write I'm good?

[Stuttgart3]

Because it means 'jó vagyok' jó = adjective; jól = adverb

[teachinjos]

North Americans always say 'Im good thank you'

[AnniePalasthy]

That sounds incorrect English to me, I am old fashioned in wanting to always say I am well...

[IsacharJones]

Same where I'm from in England

[aussiecoffee007]

I agree - I think this would be considered a correct translation in English! (as a native speaker)

[kohlbeci]

In Hungarian English it is uncorrect. :-D

[DOHirsch]

The correct translation is not accepted... The answer I give is the same I typed in.

[remijn]

What is the difference between Jó and Jól?

[bbigblue]

See Stuttgart3's comment. One means good, the other means well.

[bad_lily]

Jó is im and jól is are you

[Dorka101500]

Ti mind magyarok vagytok?

[iringo02]

Nem

[iringo02]

Ok angolok vagy mas

[Agosz]

I'm doing okay/well/fine/alright, I'm okay/alright/fine/good (even though it is uncorrect grammatically, native speakers often use this form), I'm well = all work

[MatthewBon3]

It won't take I when selected

[kalo245927]

fine is standard english for this concept

[maia360]

finally i can deny the fact that i'm dying inside in hungarian