How to Say ‘Good for the body; healthy’ in Japanese
体にいい
karada ni ii
[kah-rah-dah nee ee-ee]
💬 Usage Tip: [X に いい] means "good for X," so [体にいい] is literally "good for the body." You can reuse it with other targets, like [健康にいい] or [目にいい].
Phrase Breakdown
体
karada
[kah-rah-dah]
body
Refers to the body or physical health.
散歩は体にいいです。
Walking is good for the body.
に
ni
[nee]
for; to
In 体にいい, に marks what something is good for.
野菜は体にいいです。
Vegetables are good for the body.
いい
ii
[ee-ee]
good
Means good or beneficial. In this phrase, it means healthy or good for you.
散歩は体にいい習慣です。
Walking is a good habit for the body.
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