“Persistently” in Japanese
Short answer
Persistently in Japanese is “くどくど” (kudokudo). Full meaning: tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length.
Other ways to say “Persistently” in Japanese
ガチャガチャ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
しんねり
shinneri persistently; slowly, hesitantly, irresolutely
ネチネチ
nechinechi stickily, glutinously; persistently, insistently, tenaciously, doggedly
飽きもせず
akimosezu untiringly, persistently, without losing interest
ねっちり
netchiri stickily, glutinously; persistently, insistently, tenaciously, doggedly
クドクド
kudokudo tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length
ぐどぐど
gudogudo tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length
飽くまで
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
がちゃがちゃ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
かちゃかちゃ
kachakacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
ガチヤガチヤ
gachagacha with a clatter, with a rattle, with a clank; persistently (complaining, etc.), annoyingly, (going) on and on; messy, cluttered, untidy
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