"İyiyim, teşekkürler."

Translation: I am fine, thanks.

[CanSimit]

The audio say 'iyi' not 'iyiyim'.

[Tufi616977]

I hear it as "iyi teşekkürler "

[Akizato]

Is there a reason I can't just put "fine, thanks"? Is the "I am" necessary when not explicitly stated?

[orde90]

if it were 'iyi, teşekkürler' you could translate it that way. you should make direct translations

[Akizato]

Ah so the "yim" on the end of the word makes it more formal or something? Thanks for the help :)

[orde90]

No, -yim means 'I am'.

I'm fine. -> İyiyim.
Fine. -> İyi.

You may report it for the next time, maybe they will accept it and add 'fine' as an alternative translation.

[Akizato]

Ah I see! Teşekkür ederim!

[Omi951]

I had the same problem. When you look at the recommended translatipn they write( I am) fine. I don' t understand why it is wrong then

[RaynaudM]

Is the audio correct?

[Dan224079]

No, it isnt.

[Buklem609341]

This sentence, in the word "I'm fine" has vocalized incorrectly.
Please, moderators, fix this error.

I discern this error because my native language is Turkish.

[AbdullahJay]

Sound is effed up lol

[Marc531970]

I hear iyi instead of iyiyim

[Burakcan1995]

She saying that word so fast, so we understand word as "iyi"

[DonaldLeBeau]

Very difficult to hear the 'yim' ending on 'iyi'.....

[Paul262437]

I can't hear the 'im' either, so got it wrong :-(

[Buklem609341]

It's not your fault.The sound is wrong.

[CanSimit]

says*

[stitchyay]

How do you say it

[MuhammadAh85160]

i wrote right answer but it show wrong why?

[MetroWestJP]

The audio for this exercise, both normal speed and slow, has apparently been wrong for years now. Is there any chance it will be fixed in the future?