stubborn in Japanese
stubborn in Japanese is 頑固 — stubborn means refusing to change one’s mind, position, or behaviour despite pressure or good reason to.
stubborn in Japanese
頑固
Pronounced: ganko
Refusing to move or to change one's opinion; obstinate; firmly resisting; persistent in doing something.
What does "stubborn" mean?
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adjective Refusing to change one’s mind, position, or behaviour despite pressure or good reason to.
"He’s too stubborn to admit he was wrong."
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stubborn in a sentence
- He’s too stubborn to admit he was wrong.
- The stubborn stain wouldn’t come out no matter how hard she scrubbed.
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What is "stubborn" in Japanese?
"stubborn" in Japanese is 頑固. stubborn means: Refusing to change one’s mind, position, or behaviour despite pressure or good reason to.
How do you pronounce 頑固?
"stubborn" in Japanese is 頑固, pronounced "ganko".
How do you use "stubborn" in a sentence?
Example: "He’s too stubborn to admit he was wrong." In Japanese, "stubborn" is 頑固.
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