“Working hard” in Japanese
Short answer
ハッスル
hassuru
Working hard in Japanese is “ハッスル” (hassuru). Full meaning: hustle, working hard, doing with enthusiasm, showing eagerness, being full of vigour.
Other ways to say “Working hard” in Japanese
切磋
sessa working hard, applying oneself, cultivating one's character (through hard work or study)
バッスル
bassuru hustle, working hard, doing with enthusiasm, showing eagerness, being full of vigour
奮闘
funtou strenuous effort, hard struggle, working hard; hard fighting, fierce fighting
勉強
benkyou study; diligence, working hard; experience, lesson (for the future)
駆使
kushi using freely, making full use of, having a good command of; working (someone) hard, driving (someone) on
切瑳
sessa working hard, applying oneself, cultivating one's character (through hard work or study)
くるくる
kurukuru whirling, revolving, spinning, going round and round; coiling around, winding around, rolling around; working tirelessly, working hard
ふんとう
funtou strenuous effort, hard struggle, working hard; hard fighting, fierce fighting
べんきょう
benkyou study; diligence, working hard; experience, lesson (for the future)
べん強
benkyou study; diligence, working hard; experience, lesson (for the future)
グルグル
guruguru whirling, revolving, spinning, going round and round; coiling around, winding around, rolling around; working tirelessly, working hard
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