If you mean "Good" in the sense of "healthy" then it is "Ich fuehle mich gut" or "Mir geht es gut". If you mean good in the sense of "not bad/evil" it is "Ich bin gut"
"Es geht mir gut" is German for "I'm doing well" or "I'm fine." It is a common way to respond when someone asks how you are feeling.
Geht es Dir gut? Bist Du ok?
you are fine - Dir geht es gut I am fine - mir geht es gut
Geht's gut."Es lauft prima" or "Es geht good voran" are two common terms used.
That will be good ! Es wird gut! ("es" means "it","wird" means "will be" and "gut" means "good") or Es wird schön! ("schön" means beautiful,but its a more common phrase) or Das wird gut. (if you mean something specific,most common phrase) I´m sorry,if my english sounds broken,but i´m a german guy ;)
Let us assume, you asked someone how they were doing and after responding "good" they were asking you the same question. In that case, it would be "mir geht es auch gut". (I`m also doing well.) But, if someone stated, that they ARE good (and not evil), than it would be "ich bin auch gut".
mir geht es gut und dir meine hübsche? = I am well and how are you my pretty (one)? (ich) vermisse dich auch = (I) miss you too
"Sweet" in Yiddish is "זיס" (zis).
Mir geht es means I'm OK in English.Normally the phrase would be: Mir geht es gut (I'm fine) or Mir geht es schlecht (I'm not well). The lack of an ending to the phrase indicates a melancholy mood.It means: I'm well or I'm fine =========================se is not GermanI'm fine = mir geht es gut
Zis Boom Bah was created in 1941.
Es wird alles wieder gut - 1957 is rated/received certificates of: West Germany:12