In English you often hear people say, “Good luck.” In Japanese the phrase you say in situations like that is “Gambatte” which means “keep at it” or “keep trying your best.” I guess if you’ve got perseverance the rest just follows.
In English you often hear people say, “Good luck.” In Japanese the phrase you say in situations like that is “Gambatte” which means “keep at it” or “keep trying your best.” I guess if you’ve got perseverance the rest just follows.
It could also be that Japanese people hate relying on luck and prefer to do everything without the help of it – which makes sense to me.