Usages of akirameru
彼女 は 不合格 で も あきらめず、 次 の 試験 に 向けて 毎日 真面目 に 復習して いる。kanojo wa fugoukaku de mo akiramezu, tsugi no shiken ni mukete mainichi majime ni fukushuushite iru.
Even though she failed, she hasn’t given up and reviews diligently every day for the next exam.
私 は 日本語 の 勉強 を あきらめません。watashi wa nihongo no benkyou o akiramemasen.
I will not give up studying Japanese.
最後 まで あきらめないで ほしい。saigo made akiramenaide hoshii.
I want you not to give up until the end.
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