“Continuously” in Japanese
Short answer
Continuously in Japanese is “延々” (enen). Full meaning: endlessly, continuously, (going) on and on; meandering, winding, sinuous, serpentine.
Other ways to say “Continuously” in Japanese
引き続き
hikitsuzuki continuously, continually, without a break; next, then, after that
始終
shijuu continuously, from beginning to end, from first to last
じゃんじゃん
janjan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
放し
hanashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
間断なく
kandannaku continuously, constantly, incessantly
引っ切り無しに
hikkirinashini continuously, continually, incessantly, without interruption, without a break
続けて
tsuzukete successively, continuously, in a row
引きも切らず
hikimokirazu incessantly, continuously, continually, unceasingly, without a break
ぱなし
panashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
はなし
hanashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
ばなし
banashi leaving (on, open, unfinished, etc.); (doing) continuously, constantly, keep ...-ing
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