"Éva nincs jól!"

Translation: Éva is not well!

[theQM]

I don't understand why it's nincs, not nem!

[Findil]

As someone else in another thread summarized it nicely: if you'd say "nem van", use "nincs" instead.

[theQM]

Thank you!!! :)

[rox411532]

The intonation sounds like a question

[AGreatUserName]

Really? What's your language background?

[rox411532]

I am auditing my Hungarian grammar here. But have stayed in this country long enough to converse in it. This one is delivered like a query. Not only as an exclamation. Also I checked it with my Hungarian husband and the intonation can also be taken as a query. "Is it Eva who is not well?"

[AGreatUserName]

Cool. Good to know. It doesn't sound like a question at all to me, but I don't know quite how Hungarian question intonation sounds.

[MrtonPolgr]

Exactly as rox said, "Is it Éva who is not well?" That rising pitch at the beginning made it sound like a query.

[NagyGbor818803]

Evas not well.

[Judit294350]

Eva is not well. There is not more than one Eva.

[janos99]

why is "Eva is not well" acceptable?

[pizspozseng]

Éva is the 4th most common female name in Hungary, peaking in 1967.

[Erika775390]

Why cant you say, eva is not well? There is a word in Hungarian that means feeling i just cant spell it

[jzsuzsi]

Éva is not well./ Eva is not well. It is an accepted solution.

[bbigblue]

Report it, should be fine.
And I guess you were looking for the "Éva nem érzi jól magát" version. :)

[amster219]

The intonation in Hungarian sound like a robot

[MrtonPolgr]

because this is a robot :)