Nagaiki
Definition
Nagaiki refers to perseverance or endurance in Japanese. It describes the ability to persist through challenges or difficulties without giving up.
Related terms
Ganbaru: Ganbaru means to do one's best or give maximum effort. It emphasizes putting forth your utmost dedication and determination.
Gaman: Gaman refers to enduring hardships with patience and stoicism. It involves accepting difficult situations without complaint.
Yaruki: Yaruki translates to motivation or enthusiasm. It represents having the drive and passion to pursue goals with energy and excitement.
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AP Japanese - 6.4 Families and Communities
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