Goodluck in the future.

Japanese translation: これからもがんばってください。 korekaremo ganbatte kudasai

08:41 Mar 13, 2002
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
Art/Literary - Education / Pedagogy / schooling
English term or phrase: Goodluck in the future.
Goodluck in the future, I had alot of fun with you,goodbye.
Amy
Japanese translation:これからもがんばってください。 korekaremo ganbatte kudasai
Explanation:
これからもがんばってね korekaramo ganbattene

is more colloquial and feminine.

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Note added at 2002-03-13 08:57:55 (GMT)
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一緒にいて楽しかったよ。これからもがんばってね。さようなら。

is the entire sentence

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Note added at 2002-03-13 10:01:13 (GMT)
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sorry, the above sentence says:

isshoni ite tanosikattayo. Korekaramo ganbattene. Sayounara.
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Mike Sekine
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Local time: 00:26
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Summary of answers provided
4 +6これからもがんばってください。 korekaremo ganbatte kudasai
Mike Sekine
4これからもうまくいきますように。
AyeJay
3今後もご活躍ください。
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これからもがんばってください。 korekaremo ganbatte kudasai


Explanation:
これからもがんばってね korekaramo ganbattene

is more colloquial and feminine.

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Note added at 2002-03-13 08:57:55 (GMT)
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一緒にいて楽しかったよ。これからもがんばってね。さようなら。

is the entire sentence

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Note added at 2002-03-13 10:01:13 (GMT)
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sorry, the above sentence says:

isshoni ite tanosikattayo. Korekaramo ganbattene. Sayounara.

Mike Sekine
Japan
Local time: 00:26
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese
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これからもうまくいきますように。


Explanation:
Kore kara mo umaku ikimasu you ni.

Kore kara mo = From now on.

Umaku iku = to go well, proceed smoothly.

You ni = implies a desire for the preceding statement to occur.

As for the rest of it, I agree with Mr. Sekine's translation.

AyeJay
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今後もご活躍ください。


Explanation:
Goodluck in the future = 今後もご活躍ください。= kongo mo gokatsuyaku kudasai.

A formal version.
Not to young students but to older students or colleagues.

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