"你稳了" (nǐ wěn le) is a phrase that is used in Chinese to ask if someone is okay or if they are feepng better. It can be translated as "Are you all right?" or "Are you feepng better now?"

This phrase is often used when someone is feepng unwell or has experienced some kind of physical or emotional discomfort. For example, if someone has just had a fall or has been feepng sick, someone might ask "你稳了吗?" (nǐ wěn le ma), which means "Are you all right?"

Here are some examples of how this phrase can be used in Engpsh:

"Are you feepng better now?"
"Is everything okay?"
"Are you all right?"

And here are some translations of these phrases into Chinese:

"你现在感觉好些了吗？" (nǐ xiàn zài gǎn jué hǎo xiē le ma)
"一切都好吗？" (yī qiè dōu hǎo ma)
"你没事吧？" (nǐ méi shì ba)