is this correct expression

[emilyjotojot]

Do you hear me good?

as far as i know Do you hear me well is correct ..right?

 

[1984law]

Do you hear me good?

as far as i know Do you hear me well is correct ..right?

Right! Even better, I would ask Can you hear me well?

 

[tedtmc]

'Hear me good/well' doesn't sound natural to me.

I'm more used to:

Do your hear me?
Do you hear me clearly?

not a teacher

 

[cardboard]

Try just saying "Clear?".;-)

 

[TheParser]

Do you hear me good?

as far as i know Do you hear me well is correct ..right?

***** NOT A TEACHER *****

Good morning.

I thought that you would like to know this:

In American slang, sometimes an angry person will say, "Listen, and listen good."

(a) It means something like: I am going to tell you something (usually an order). Listen carefully to what I say. Then DO IT!!!!!

Have a nice day!