Learn Hardcore Swedish: Jag mår bra.

Swedish uses the verb må (present mår) to talk about well-being. Jag mår bra = I feel well/I’m doing fine. Jag är bra literally means I am good (e.g., skilled or morally good). Use Jag är bra with abilities: Jag är bra på tennis, but not as a reply to “How are you?”

How do you pronounce the sentence?

Jag: often [jɑːɡ], but in casual speech commonly [jɑ] or [ja] (the g is weak or dropped).
mår: [moːr]. The å is a long vowel like the o in English “more” (without r-coloring). The r is pronounced.
bra: [brɑː], with a clear r (tapped/trilled in many accents). Natural prosody puts the main stress on mår and bra: Ja(g) mår BRA.

What are the forms of the verb må (“to feel”)?

Infinitive: må
Present: mår
Past (preterite): mådde
Supine (used with har): mått Examples:
Jag mår bra.
Jag mådde bra i går.
Jag har mått bra länge. Note: There is also an old-fashioned auxiliary må meaning “may” in set phrases (e.g., Må det gå dig väl), unrelated to well-being.