意味
Being in good health is the most important and valuable thing.
文化的背景
Often used as a critique of the 'hustle culture' where people sacrifice health for career advancement. Deeply rooted in Ayurvedic traditions where health is seen as the balance of body and mind, which is the ultimate wealth. Used in a more traditional, stoic sense, often by older generations to emphasize the importance of physical fitness.
Keep it simple
Don't add words like 'the' or 'my'. The proverb is strongest when short.
Use it as advice
It's a great way to gently tell someone to slow down without sounding bossy.
意味
Being in good health is the most important and valuable thing.
Keep it simple
Don't add words like 'the' or 'my'. The proverb is strongest when short.
Use it as advice
It's a great way to gently tell someone to slow down without sounding bossy.
自分をテスト
Complete the proverb.
Health is ______.
The standard proverb is 'Health is wealth'.
Which sentence uses the proverb correctly?
Choose the best option.
The proverb does not use articles.
When would you say this?
Your friend is working too hard and looks tired.
This is the perfect time to remind them to prioritize their health.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'I'm so stressed about my bank account.' B: 'Don't worry, ______.'
This is the standard proverb used to comfort someone.
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4 問題Health is ______.
The standard proverb is 'Health is wealth'.
Choose the best option.
The proverb does not use articles.
Your friend is working too hard and looks tired.
This is the perfect time to remind them to prioritize their health.
A: 'I'm so stressed about my bank account.' B: 'Don't worry, ______.'
This is the standard proverb used to comfort someone.
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よくある質問
8 問Yes, it's grammatically correct, but it's a personal statement, not the proverb.
It is neutral. You can use it with friends or in a speech.
Proverbs often drop articles to sound more universal and timeless.
Only if the context is about employee wellness or work-life balance.
Yes, it is common in all English-speaking countries.
The phrase means health IS the wealth, so you are already rich if you are healthy.
Only if you use it to dismiss someone's financial problems.
Place your tongue between your teeth and blow air.
関連フレーズ
Prevention is better than cure
builds onIt's better to stay healthy than to fix a problem.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
similarHealthy habits prevent illness.
Work-life balance
builds onThe modern concept of balancing health and work.
