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    Hi,
    Could anyone make a few suggestions please?
    I can't seem to come up with any translations which retain the same kind of message and are pleasing to hear.
    My own interpretation:
    "Manos-saludables" It does not have the same ring to it.
    Thanks in advance,
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    Default Re: A suitable translation for "handhealth"

    What about "manos limpias"

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    Not what I was looking for. It has to do with exercises for hands... Like hand gym.
    Any more suggestions?
    Thanks,

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    What about "manos fuertes"

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    Default Re: A suitable translation for "handhealth"

    Providing more context is key to find a suitable translation.

    Perhaps: la salud de la mano.

    Your manos saludables is good too.

    As I said, the most suitable phrase will depend on the full sentence where the term is placed.

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    Default Re: A suitable translation for "handhealth"

    Those are good examples.

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    Default Re: A suitable translation for "handhealth"

    It could also be "el cuidado de sus manos" o "manos cuidadas", but I agree with Cotty that it all depends on the context!

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