"Unfortunately, I am not glad."

Translation: Sajnos nem örülök.

[Apu56]

Örülök was not even one of the words you could choose from!

[O_Matty]

Why örülök and not "boldogok"? Is that a word?

[dokijano]

You can translate it with using the word 'boldog' as well: Sajnos nem vagyok boldog.

[MrtonPolgr]

Örülök is a conjugated verb, boldogok is a pluralized adjective.

[SamanthaGasmire]

Could the sentence be Sajnos nem vagyok ürölok?

[gwe1980]

Unfortunately, not. "Örül" is a verb. :)

[Don6740]

I am confused about the accents on o and u in this sentence. In the correct answer they appear to be like a normal German umlaut, but I think I have also seen them like italicised umlauts.

[Judit294350]

There is both ö and ő, ü and ű. The "italicised umlauts" are the long versions of the vowel.

[911.FQuFgE2CcXGn]

thank God for Judit29. Always to the rescue

[Nicola357618]

Could you translate örülök as happy?

[Matt3175]

Why can't it be "sajnos, nincs örülök"?

[Judit294350]

You have two verbs there. "nincs" = "nem van" and "örülök" = "I am glad". (Literally "it does not exist I am glad")