General good:
* "Fine" - This is the most common and versatile way to say "good" in Gullah. It can be used for greetings, expressing well-being, and even as a response to "how are you?"
* "Good" - The English word "good" is also used, but often pronounced with a slight Gullah accent.
For something that is well-done or pleasant:
* "Nice" - This is used for things that are pleasing or enjoyable.
* "Pretty" - This can be used for things that are aesthetically pleasing.
* "Right" - This is used for things that are correct or satisfactory.
For expressing health:
* "Strong" - This is used to express being healthy and robust.
For expressing happiness:
* "Happy" - The English word "happy" is commonly used.
* "Glad" - This is another way to express joy or contentment.
Remember that Gullah is a highly regional language and the specific words and phrases used can vary from island to island.
To illustrate the difference in usage, here are some examples:
* "How you doin', man?" "Fine, thank you."
* "That food was real nice."
* "You look strong today."
* "I'm glad to see you."
It's important to note that Gullah is a living language that is still spoken by many people in the Sea Islands. The best way to learn the nuances of Gullah is to interact with native speakers and learn from them.