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What is the difference between 頑張れ and 頑張って ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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頑張れ is the imperative form of 頑張る, 頑張って is the te-form of 頑張る
Both of them mean the same, but 頑張れ can’t be used with verbs unlike 頑張って
- 頑張れ, 頑張って: “Cheer up!” or “Try hard!”
- 頑張って + [verb (imperative form)]: “Try hard to [verb]”
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@beetrootandfeta
頑張れ
when you want to just tell someone “cheer up ”or “good luck ”
頑張って
頑張って勉強する。
Study hard
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