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。kanozyo ha hugoukaku de mo akiramezu, tugi no siken ni mukete mainiti mazime ni hukusyuusite 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。watasi ha nihongo no benkyou wo 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 hosii.
I want you not to give up until the end.
私たち の チーム は 最後 まで あきらめず に 頑張って、 やっと 試合 に 勝った。watasitati no tiimu ha saigo made akiramezu ni ganbatte, yatto siai ni katta.
Our team kept trying without giving up until the end and finally won the match.
駅 前 の パン屋 に 長い 行列 が できて いた ので、 今日 は あきらめました。eki mae no panya ni nagai gyouretu ga dekite ita node, kyou ha akiramemasita.
There was a long line at the bakery in front of the station, so I gave up today.
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