How to Say ‘The body’ in German
Dem Körper
daym KER-per
[daym KER-per]
💬 Usage Tip: After [gut tun], German uses [dem]: [dem Körper], [dem Kopf]. The same pattern works with people too: [Das tut mir gut].
Phrase Breakdown
Dem
[daym]
to the
Dative form of 'der/das'; used here before a masculine noun.
Dem Rücken hilft Wärme oft.
Warmth often helps the back.
Körper
[KER-per]
body
The physical body; often used in health contexts.
Bewegung ist gut für den Körper.
Exercise is good for the body.
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