How to Say ‘Persist well / stick to it’ in Simplified Chinese
好好坚持
hǎo hǎo jiān chí
[how how jyen chir]
🇨🇳 In China: In health advice, [坚持] often means sticking with a routine over time, like diet control or daily walking. It's a very common encouragement from doctors, family, and patients themselves.
Phrase Breakdown
好好
hǎo hǎo
[how how]
properly; carefully
Used to encourage someone to do something seriously and consistently.
请您以后好好坚持运动。
Please keep up your exercise well from now on.
坚持
jiān chí
[jyen chir]
to persist; to keep doing
Refers to maintaining a healthy habit over time, especially important in diabetes management.
请您以后好好坚持运动。
Please keep up your exercise well from now on.
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