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I have seen the scene that American people say to their friends,"Study hard!!"
Does it mean they really advise their friends to study hard?
Is it an idiomatic expression?
I have seen the scene that American people say to their friends,"Study hard!!"
Does it mean they really advise their friends to study hard?
Is it an idiomatic expression?
Does it mean they really advise their friends to study hard?
Is it an idiomatic expression?
Thank you for answering!!
I'm sorry for late reply.
I have thought "Study hard!"
is used at the case I said.
I'm so surprised!!
Your answer helps me a lot!
I'm sorry for late reply.
I have thought "Study hard!"
is used at the case I said.
I'm so surprised!!
Your answer helps me a lot!
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It is usually used to encourage. Similar to がんばって！Some people may use it as an idiomatic expression but I haven't heard it used like that before. It could be a joke between friends. (Sorry, hope this helps)
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