Translation guide
Describes something that is in a good state, well-maintained, or functioning properly. Japanese expressions vary depending on whether you are talking about objects, health, or abstract states.
Describing physical items that are in good shape, not broken or worn out.
General and safe way to say something is in good condition. Literally 'condition is good'. Can be used for almost any object.
This used car is in good condition.
The furniture is in very good condition.
More formal, often used in written descriptions, reports, or technical contexts. Means 'favorable' or 'good'.
The item is in good condition.
Specifically means 'little damage/wear'. Used when emphasizing that something is not worn out, e.g., for second-hand goods.
This book has little wear and is in good condition.
Describing a person's or animal's health status as good.
Standard way to say someone is in good physical condition or feeling well.
I'm in good condition today.
The dog seems to be in good condition.
More formal, often used in medical or official contexts. Literally 'health condition is good'.
Everyday word for being well, energetic, or in good spirits. Often used in greetings.
Describing systems, relationships, or situations that are in a good state.
The phrase '良いコンディション' (yoi kondishon) is sometimes used but sounds like a direct translation from English. It is better to use native expressions like 状態が良い or 体調が良い depending on context.
The patient is in good condition.
おかげさまで元気です。
I'm in good condition, thank you.
仕事は順調です。
Work is in good condition (going well).