七転び八起き
nanakorobi yaokiThe idea that one should keep trying and persevering even after repeated failures, as success will come eventually.
七転び八起きの精神で、彼は何度も挑戦を続けた。
With the spirit of 'fall seven times, stand up eight,' he continued to challenge himself.
失敗しても七転び八起きで頑張りましょう。
Even if you fail, keep going with the spirit of 'fall seven times, stand up eight.'
This proverb emphasizes resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity.
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💡Pro Tip
Encouragement
Use this phrase to motivate yourself or others when facing repeated failures.
⚡Gold Rule
Resilience
The proverb teaches that persistence and determination are key to overcoming obstacles.
📖Word Origin
The phrase combines the numbers seven (七) and eight (八) with the verbs for 'fall' (転び) and 'stand up' (起き), symbolizing the idea of rising again after each fall.
📝Usage Notes
This proverb is often used to encourage someone who is facing difficulties or setbacks, reminding them to keep trying.