"Tiu kafo odoras bone!"

Translation: That coffee smells good!

[alesilvabr]

Couldn´t I say "that coffee smells well" ?

[vikungen]

Never mind the English technicalities, you're here to learn Esperanto! :)

[alesilvabr]

Vi pravas! I just think it should be considered as a possible answer in order no to confuse the learners. Brakumon.

[theBarkingSpider]

I agree, I'm pretty sure that early on we learned good = bona and well = bone.

[Antimatzist]

Actually, it's just a difference in English. I am smelling well = my ability to smell is good. I am smelling good = I probably just had a shower.
In Esperanto, however, we have odori for the first and flari for the second. So "odori bone" is right here, but in English it is "good".

[GregGruber]

Do ... La malpura hundo flaras tre bone, sed odoras malbone?

[Salvesen]

No, smells well would means the coffee has a good sense of smell not that it smells good