How to say 'Forever' in Japanese | いつまでも

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Meaning

Forever

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Explanation

The Japanese adverb 'いつまでも (itsumademo)' means 'forever' or 'indefinitely'. It is used to express something that continues without end or for an unlimited amount of time. This word often carries a sense of persistence or enduring continuity. For example: I will love you forever「いつまでもあなたを愛します」(いつまでもあなたをあいします). This memory will last forever「この思い出はいつまでも続く」(このおもいではいつまでもつづく). It can also be used in contexts where something remains unchanged over time, such as: This tradition will continue forever「この伝統はいつまでも続く」(このでんとうはいつまでもつづく).

Part Of Speech

adverb

Frequency

2751

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting