How to Say ‘Body; health’ in Traditional Chinese
身體
shēn tǐ
[shen-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: [身體] is literally "body," but in everyday speech it often means someone's health or physical condition. That's why [身體還好嗎？] is really asking about health, not just the body itself.
Phrase Breakdown
身體
shēn tǐ
[shen-tee]
health; body
身體 means the physical body or a person's health. It is commonly used when asking elders how they are feeling.
天氣變冷了，要多注意身體。
The weather is getting colder, so take better care of your health.
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