How to Say ‘That's good for the body.’ in German
Das tut dem Körper gut.
dahs toot daym KER-per goot
[dahs toot daym KER-per goot]
💬 Usage Tip: [Gut tun] means [to be good for someone/something]. The person or thing helped changes shape: [Das tut mir gut], [Das tut dem Körper gut].
Phrase Breakdown
Das tut
dahs toot
that does; that is doing
Part of the fixed expression 'Das tut ... gut' meaning something is beneficial.
Das tut mir gut.
That is good for me.
Words in this phrase
Das
[dahs]
that
Refers to something previously mentioned, like an activity or habit.
Das ist gut für deine Gesundheit.
That is good for your health.
tut
[toot]
does
From 'tun'; in this phrase it helps express that something benefits someone or something.
Frische Luft tut mir gut.
Fresh air does me good.
Dem Körper
daym KER-per
to the body; for the body
Dative phrase indicating who/what benefits.
Das ist gut für den Körper.
That is good for the body.
Words in this phrase
dem
[daym]
to the
Dative article used with masculine or neuter nouns in certain phrases.
Dem Körper hilft regelmäßiger Schlaf.
Regular sleep helps the body.
Körper
[KER-per]
body
Refers to the whole physical body.
Der Körper braucht Bewegung.
The body needs movement.
gut
[goot]
good / well
In 'gut tun', it means something is beneficial or feels good.
Ruhe tut meinem Körper gut.
Rest is good for my body.
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