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Usages of kenkou
兄 は 健康 の ため に 毎日 走ります。ani ha kenkou no tame ni mainiti hasirimasu.
My older brother runs every day for his health.
私 は 健康 の ため に 毎日 水 を 飲みます。watasi ha kenkou no tame ni mainiti mizu wo nomimasu.
I drink water every day for my health.
私 は 健康 の ため に 卵 を 食べます。watasi ha kenkou no tame ni tamago wo tabemasu.
I eat eggs for my health.
毎日 運動 を すること は 健康 の ため に 大切 です。mainiti undou wo surukoto ha kenkou no tame ni taisetu desu.
Exercising every day is important for your health.
健康 の ため に、 砂糖 や 塩 を 入れすぎない よう に 料理 を 工夫して います。kenkou no tame ni, satou ya sio wo iresuginai you ni ryouri wo kuhuusite imasu.
For my health, I try to cook in a way that doesn’t use too much sugar or salt.
深呼吸 とか ストレッチ とか の 小さな 習慣 は、 集中力 が 落ちるの を 予防するの に も 健康 の ため に も 役に 立ちます。sinkokyuu toka sutoretti toka no tiisana syuukan ha, syuutyuuryoku ga otiruno wo yobousuruno ni mo kenkou no tame ni mo yakuni tatimasu.
Small habits like deep breathing or stretching are useful both for preventing your concentration from dropping and for your health.
私 は 健康 の ため に 毎日 ご飯 の 量 を 量ります。watasi ha kenkou no tame ni mainiti gohan no ryou wo hakarimasu.
I measure the amount of rice every day for my health.
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