Nagaiki
Definition
Nagaiki refers to perseverance or endurance in Japanese. It describes the ability to persist through challenges or difficulties without giving up.
Analogy
Think of nagaiki as running a marathon. Even when you feel tired and want to stop, you keep pushing forward until you reach the finish line. Nagaiki is like having that mental strength to keep going despite obstacles.
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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