"Νιώθω τέλεια!"

Translation: I feel great!

[TonyToft]

Ι often forget to switch between english and greek script as I type when asked to tpe what I hear - my answer is then marked wrong. The Spanish version of Duo lingo tells me the naswer is not in Spanish and asks me to try again which is less irritating. Could this option be worked into updated Greek versions?

[jaye16]

I'll put it forward as a suggestion for the new tree. Thank you.

[mizinamo]

An individual sentence discussion is not the best place to raise this - better to post in the forum itself.

However, someone else did this just a couple of hours ago: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/20204330

[DarrenReiley]

So in this sentence τέλεια is an adjective? Or is this a Greek expression for feeling great (which was the translation DL listed) that is common but not strictly grammatical?

[jaye16]

"τέλεια" is an adverb however in English we wouldn't use an adverb in this sentence. Here's a good set of dictionaries:

http://www.lexilogos.com/english/greek_dictionary.htm

So, we have grammatically correct Greek and English. See the comments below.

[Leon2018]

What's wrong with I feel fine?

[jaye16]

τέλεια" is a lot stronger than "fine". It means "perfect,great, wonderful etc"

[Leon2018]

That's exactly what I mean when I say "I feel fine". Couldn't feel better. Otherwise, I'd say "okay" or "so, so".