No. 60 in Estonian

hästi

"Well" or "good."

In a sentence

Ma tunnen end täna hästi.
I feel good today.
In this sentence, 'hästi' is used as an adverb to describe the state of feeling, translating as 'well' or 'good'.
Laps tegi oma kodutöö väga hästi.
The child did their homework very well.
Here, 'hästi' intensifies the verb, indicating the quality of the action, akin to 'well'.
Kas sul läheb kõik hästi?
Is everything going well for you?
'Hästi' in this context refers to general well-being or situation, translating to 'well' but in questioning the positive state of affairs.

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