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How to Say ‘Is your health okay?’ in Traditional Chinese

身體還好嗎

shēn tǐ hái hǎo ma

[shen-tee hye how ma]

💬 Usage Tip: Putting a topic before [還好嗎] is an easy pattern for checking on someone: [身體還好嗎?] [工作還好嗎?] [家裡還好嗎?]. It sounds gentler than a very direct yes/no health question.

Phrase Breakdown

身體

shēn tǐ

[shen-tee]

health; body

身體 refers to health here, especially when politely checking on someone's condition.

Example

每次回家,我都會先問爸媽身體還好嗎。

Every time I go home, I first ask my parents whether their health is okay.

還好

hái hǎo

[hye how]

okay; doing well

還好 asks whether the health condition is okay.

Example

阿姨看起來氣色不錯,身體還好嗎?

Aunt looks like she's in good color; is her health okay?

ma

[ma]

question particle

嗎 makes 身體還好嗎 into a polite yes-no question about health.

Example

跟長輩聊天時,問身體還好嗎很自然。

When chatting with elders, asking 'Is your health okay?' sounds very natural.

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