“To be diligent” in Japanese
Short answer
To be diligent in Japanese is “精出す” (seidasu). Full meaning: to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself.
Other ways to say “To be diligent” in Japanese
せいだす
seidasu to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出せ
seidase to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出し
seidashi to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出そ
seidaso to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出さ
seidasa to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出そう
seidasou to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
せいだせ
seidase to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
せいだし
seidashi to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
せいださ
seidasa to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出しゃ
seidasha to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
精出そっ
seidaso to work hard, to be diligent, to do one's best, to try one's hardest, to exert oneself
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