Do you usuallyeat healthy? in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

The sentence "あなた は たいてい けんこうてき に たべます か？" translates to "Do you usually eat healthy?" in English.

### Sentence Breakdown:
– あなた (anata): "You"
– は (wa): Topic marker (indicates the topic of the sentence)
– たいてい (taitei): "Usually"
– けんこうてき (kenkouteki): "Healthy" (adjectival noun)
– に (ni): Adverbial particle (turns adjectives into adverbs)
– たべます (tabemasu): "Eat" (polite form of the verb "taberu" – to eat)
– か (ka): Question marker

### Tips to Remember:
1. Topic Marker (-は / wa): Always comes right after the subject or topic.
2. Adjectival Noun + に: When using adjectival nouns (e.g., けんこうてき / healthy), follow it with "に" to turn it into an adverb.
3. Polite Verb Ending (-ます / -masu): Always remember that "たべます" is the polite form of "たべる."
4. Question Marker (か / ka): Placed at the end of the sentence to indicate a question.

### Alternate Ways to Say "Do you usually eat healthy?":
1. たいてい けんこう の よい もの を たべます か？
– Romanized: Taitei kenkou no yoi mono o tabemasu ka?
– Translation: "Do you usually eat healthy things?"

2. けんこうてき な しょくじ を よく します か？
– Romanized: Kenkouteki na shokuji o yoku shimasu ka?
– Translation: "Do you often have healthy meals?"

3. いつも けんこうてき に たべています か？
– Romanized: Itsumo kenkouteki ni tabeteimasu ka?
– Translation: "Do you always eat healthily?"

### Romanized Sentence:
Anata wa taitei kenkouteki ni tabemasu ka?

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