"你不生病了，觉得很舒服。"

Translation: You're no longer sick, and you feel comfortable.

[Aevxlo]

I feel like this sentence is just weird overall. When would you need to tell someone that they feel comfortable? It should be them telling you that they feel comfortable.

[AndyP0987654321]

Hehe, you make a good point. It must either be a very confident or stubborn doctor who would tell me I am comfortable. :-D

[ShannAwesome]

It is a bit more natural to say "you feel well" but you still shouldn't be telling someone how they feel

[AlexTse3]

Agreed, there's so many ways to get this answer wrong partly because it's not a sentence anybody would ever use in English

[Sojumonkey]

I don't know about the Chinese, but this is a very weird and unnatural sentence in English.

[Etiennera]

"Things only spoken by hypnotists" for 2000 Alex

[sgoyal1012]

"You are not sick anymore, you feel comfortable." is marked wrong.

[saracmk]

yeah you shouldn't have to say and

[ChristaBla4]

你病好了 not你不生病了

[Kai.GoPractice]

你不生病了works too!

[EATandNAP]

"you aren't sick anymore and feel very comfortable" should also be accepted.

[DexterGo]

The typo is based on tje programs available answers...

[AoABaboFan]

Delete this sentence. Not practical at all.

[eugenia_oh]

"你不生病了" means "You are not sick", not "You are no longer sick"