Gambaru

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Gambaru [Jap. 頑張る] also ganbaru, gambatte, gambare, ganabarism, etc.: Giving one’s all. The imperative means metaphorically, “good luck!” Also has the connotation of wasteful expenditure of energy for merely the appearance of useful work. (See also: genki)

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Gambaru [Jap. 頑張る] also ganbaru, gambatte, gambare, ganabarism, etc.: Giving one’s all. The imperative means metaphorically, “good luck!” Also has the connotation of wasteful expenditure of energy for merely the appearance of useful work. (See also: {{genki}})

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Gambaru [Jap. 頑張る] also ganbaru, gambatte, gambare, ganabarism, etc.: Giving one’s all. The imperative means metaphorically, “good luck!” Also has the connotation of wasteful expenditure of energy for merely the appearance of useful work. (See also: genki)

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