Spanish Word of the Day: Saludable
Today's Spanish Word of the Day is a very useful adjective for talking about something that's beneficial.
Saludable is a lively word that means healthy! You can use the word to describe people, objects, food, habits…almost everything! So let's check out some example sentences:
- El estilo de vida más saludable consiste en una dieta equilibrada y ejercicio.
The healthiest lifestyle is based on a balanced diet and exercise.
- Sigue enfermo pero tiene un aspecto saludable.
He is still ill but he looks healthy.
It can also mean good or beneficial in a figurative sense:
- Es saludable discutir de vez en cuando en una relación.
Arguing in a relationship can be beneficial.
The noun salud means health and you can use it to toast in Spain as cheers!
Pronunciation: sah-loo-dah-bleh
LAE Madrid is the leading Spanish academy in Madrid and is accredited by the Instituto Cervantes. It offers Spanish courses for all levels and also has Spanish classes for kids and families. For more information on our Spanish courses contact [email protected].
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Saludable is a lively word that means healthy! You can use the word to describe people, objects, food, habits…almost everything! So let's check out some example sentences:
- El estilo de vida más saludable consiste en una dieta equilibrada y ejercicio.
The healthiest lifestyle is based on a balanced diet and exercise.
- Sigue enfermo pero tiene un aspecto saludable.
He is still ill but he looks healthy.
It can also mean good or beneficial in a figurative sense:
- Es saludable discutir de vez en cuando en una relación.
Arguing in a relationship can be beneficial.
The noun salud means health and you can use it to toast in Spain as cheers!
Pronunciation: sah-loo-dah-bleh
LAE Madrid is the leading Spanish academy in Madrid and is accredited by the Instituto Cervantes. It offers Spanish courses for all levels and also has Spanish classes for kids and families. For more information on our Spanish courses contact [email protected].
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