"Seseorang yang baik."

Translation: Someone good.

[Rick392366]

Seseorang yang baik.
Meaning: Someone good.

A good person = should be accepted as well I think.

'Someone good' , is that something you would say in English?
It sounds strange to me.

[Ria___]

"Someone good" also makes sense to me, depending on the context.

"What type of person are you looking for?"

"Someone good. Someone handsome. Someone funny. Someone sensitive."

[BlakeLongm]

Yes, this is true, but in this question there isn't really any context. I agree with Rick that "A good person" should also be accepted.

[Jake929031]

A good person would be, Seorang baik. Not sure why the use of yang.

[YdWin]

Because baik is the adjective of "orang"(person/people). Without "yang", seorang should be followed by a noun

[Jake929031]

Bagus is more good and baik nice