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How to Say ‘Wishing you good health.’ in Traditional Chinese

祝你身體健康。

zhù nǐ shēn tǐ jiàn kāng

[joo nee shen-tee jee-en-kahng]

💬 Usage Tip: A respectful, caring wish. Works for anyone, especially family members and seniors.

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, saying [身體健康] to elders during New Year visits is polite and heartfelt—often said before or after offering gifts.

Phrase Breakdown

祝你

zhù nǐ

wish you...

Used to express a positive wish to someone.

Example

祝你早日康復。

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Words in this phrase

zhù

[joo]

to wish (someone)

Introduces a blessing. Very typical in formal and informal New Year greetings.

Example

新年到,祝你身體健康、闔家平安。

The New Year is here—wishing you good health and peace for the whole family.

[nee]

you

Addressing the person receiving the greeting.

Example

祝你身體健康,新年快樂!

Wishing you good health—Happy New Year!

身體

shēn tǐ

[shen-tee]

body; physical condition

In this fixed greeting, it refers to your physical wellbeing.

Example

長輩最常說:祝你身體健康。

Elders often say: “Wishing you good health.”

健康

jiàn kāng

[jee-en-kahng]

healthy; health

Completes the greeting “身體健康,” meaning “be in good health.”

Example

新年祝福:祝你身體健康、心想事成。

New Year blessing: Wishing you good health and that all your wishes come true.

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