"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...

[AGreatUserName]

Same in Australia.

[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.

[Obijoe]

Jó means 'good'
Jól means 'okay,fine,well'

[kalo245927]

fine is standard english for this concept

[maia360]

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

[Dorka101500]

Ti mind magyarok vagytok?

[iringo02]

Nem

[iringo02]

Ok angolok vagy mas

[Tomi7878]

Nem mindenki. De magyarok mindenhol vannak. :)

[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

[GayistUnicorn]

It won't take I when selected

[MammasanMa]

The audio-lady pronounces "a" like "ah". Isn't it supposed sound like "oh"? As in "v-oh-gyok", not "v-ah-dyok".

[bbigblue]

a is always a (well.. 99% of the cases), as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_back_rounded_vowel (see the audio sample)

[Katie874370]

"Good" and "well" don't mean the same thing. It has become socially accepted slang to say "I'm good", but it is correct to say "i am well". unless you're saying "i am good at X" or "i am a good person." well meaning the embodiment of healthy and happy.

[Katie874370]

It has become socially acceptable (slang) to say "I'm good", but grammatically correct would be I'm well"

[Katie874370]

It has become socially acceptable (slang) to say "I'm good", but grammatically correct would be "I'm well" Im good would indicate that you are "good at x" or "a good person", while "well or wellness" indicates that you are healthy.

[gluadys]

I agree with you 100%. But I think it is fighting a losing battle. There are young people today who have never heard a response to "How are you?" other than "I'm good" much as it makes me cringe. We will soon have a generation for whom "I'm well" is as obsolete as "Farewell".