biolchemiczny007

[quiet juniper]

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[wild crag]

suis doesn't mean feel

suis can mean to follow

[slim dagger]

"je suis bien" can mean "I feel good" / "I am comfortable" but it is "être" in that case (to be)

that said, you don't need to learn what "suis" means. It's one form of another word with variations, and it's better to know how these variations work
Do you know what conjugation is?

[wild crag]

je me sens bien = i feel well

[graceful copper]

yeah i know

(I know what conjugation is)

[slim dagger]

"être" is the verb meaning "to be"
in which case "je suis" indeed mean "I am"

the thing is, not all translations are direct and sometimes "être" will be preferred in French while other verbs like "feel" will be in English