How do you say “i'm fine” in Esperanto?

Q: How do you say “i'm fine” in Esperanto?

“I’m fine” in Esperanto is Mi fartas bone (mee FAR-tahs BOH-neh), from farti “to be in a state of health or well-being”. After Kiel vi fartas? many people simply say Bone, dankon. Kaj vi? “Fine, thanks. And you?” Use bone, an adverb, rather than bona, because it describes how you are doing.

English–Esperanto

i'm fine in Esperanto

“i'm fine” in Esperanto is Mi fartas bone.

Mi fartas bone.

/mi ˈfar.tas ˈbo.ne/

Words: farti to fare, to feel

“I’m fine” in Esperanto is Mi fartas bone (mee FAR-tahs BOH-neh), from farti “to be in a state of health or well-being”. After Kiel vi fartas? many people simply say Bone, dankon. Kaj vi? “Fine, thanks. And you?” Use bone, an adverb, rather than bona, because it describes how you are doing.

Other ways to say it

Bone, dankon. Kaj vi?Fine, thanks. And you?
Tre bone!Very well!
Bonege!Great!
Ne malbone.Not bad.
Tiel-tiel.So-so.
Mi fartas malbone.I’m not well.

How to reply

Kaj vi?And you?

Example sentences

Mi fartas bone hodiaŭ.I’m doing well today.
Mi fartas bone, dankon!I’m fine, thanks!

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