Bien means well and is an adverb, bon means good and is an adjective (which also means that it has feminine and plural forms - bonne, bons, bonnes)
"Bien" is an adverb that means "well" and is used to describe how an action is performed. "Bon" is an adjective that means "good" and is used to describe a noun or pronoun. For example, "il parle bien" (he speaks well) versus "un bon livre" (a good book).
"c'est bon / c'est bien"
"Salut, ça va bien."
You can say "C'était bien joué" in French to express that something was a good one.
Tres bien! - Very good! C'est bien/bon! - That's good! Bien is for stuff in general. Bon is usually food.
You can say "Je passe un bon moment" in French to express that you are having a great time.
Très bien is 'very well' and très bon is 'very good'
Tres bien! - Very good! C'est bien/bon! - That's good! Bien is for stuff in general. Bon is usually food.
"c'est bon / c'est bien"
ça a l'air bien - ça sonne bien
There is no specific word for fine in French, however you could use bon or bien.
not good: n'est pas bien pas bon
Manger-bien, but if it is a natural expression it is mostly BON-APPETIT
Bonne means good, but you can also use bon and/or bien.
(my health is not good) : je ne vais pas bien, je ne suis pas bien
Je vais très bien, merci or ça VA très bien, merci je vais bien, merci
bien = welleg Ca VA bien = Its OK, I'm OK (well)Il dance bien = He dances well
it is good (to eat) = "c'est bon" good work = "bon travail !" I feel good = "je me sens bien"