English–Japanese
“persistence” in Japanese
How to say “persistence” in Japanese
“Persistence” in Japanese is 継続 (keizoku).
Describes something that remains in progress or is deliberately kept going instead of being stopped.
Example sentences with 継続
継続には、無理のない計画が大切です。kei zoku ni wa mu ri no na i kei kaku ga tai setsu de su
A manageable plan is essential for persistence.
Tips for using 継続
- In daily conversation, 継続 (keizoku) applies to keeping a subscription, lesson, or habit going, so it describes a practical choice as well as sustained effort.
Other Japanese words for “persistence”
その選手は執念で勝ちました。so no sen shu wa shū nen de ka chi ma shi ta
That player won through persistence.