Healthy in Korean 🇰🇷

건강하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Think of "건강" (geongang) as relating to "health" and "하다" (hada) as "to do" or "to be"; thus, it’s like "to have health" or "to be healthy."
• Imagine doing health activities—"건강"—to reinforce the meaning.

Explanations:
• "건강하다" (geonganghada) is a descriptive verb (adjective) meaning "to be healthy."
• It describes a state of well-being and is used to talk about physical or mental health.

Synonyms:
• 튼튼하다 (teunteunhada) – also means "to be robust" or "sturdy," often implying good health.

Conjugations:
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 건강하다 (geonganghada)
• Present Informal: 건강해 (geonganghae)
Example: "I am healthy." → 나는 건강해. (Naneun geonganghae.)
• Present Polite: 건강해요 (geonganghaeyo)
Example: "She is healthy." → 그녀는 건강해요. (Geunyeoneun geonganghaeyo.)
• Past Informal: 건강했어 (geonganghaesseo)
Example: "He was healthy." → 그는 건강했어. (Geuneun geonganghaesseo.)
• Past Polite: 건강했어요 (geonganghaesseoyo)
Example: "They were healthy." → 그들은 건강했어요. (Geudeureun geonganghaesseoyo.)
• Future Informal: 건강할 거야 (geonganghal geoya)
Example: "I will be healthy." → 나는 건강할 거야. (Naneun geonganghal geoya.)
• Future Polite: 건강할 거예요 (geonganghal geoyeyo)
Example: "You will be healthy." → 당신은 건강할 거예요. (Dangshineun geonganghal geoyeyo.)

Additional Sentence Examples:
• "매일 운동하면 건강해져요."
(Maeil undonghamyeon geonganghaejyeoyo.)
"If you exercise every day, you become healthy."
• "건강이 가장 소중해요."
(Geongangi gajang sojunghaeyo.)
"Health is the most precious thing."

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