Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Jun 6, 2004 19:43
22 yrs ago
English term
Megan
Keep going
there is a Japenese word pronounced "kum-buck-tay", and it means to Stand firm, press on, keep going... it is like an encouragement. I was wondering what the japanese word and symbol was. This word has great importance to a friend of mine, and I was hoping to find out more about it...
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| 3 +3 | ganbatte |
Troy Fowler
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ganbatte
Sounds like you might be trying to say 'ganbatte' a frequently used term which signifies 'do your best,' 'good luck,' or 'hang in there.' 'Ganbatte' is a term of encouragement said from one person to another.
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Comment: "Wow, thank you! You replied very quickly, I appreciate it very much!! Yes, I do think 'Ganbatte' was the word I was looking for."
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