Here we go! Finally some Japanese grammar. Since I keep on doing Korean, I thought I would post this (if you place your mouse over the Kanji or Katakana words, the hiragana, romaji and meaning will pop up! Just like magic!!):
Meaning: keep on doing …
Examples:
ダイエット中のくせにあくまでも甘い物を食べつづけます。
Even though I’m on a diet, I will keep on eating sweet things until the end.
この失敗、きっと一生、言われつづけるなあ。
People will keep talking about this mistake forever.
I’ve heard this particular expression used a LOT by all sorts of people. When you think about it though, we use “keep doing” a lot in English too. For example, “if you keep doing that, your arm will drop off” (>.<) or “even though I’m drunk, I will keep drinking!” My favorite is “even though I’m tired, I keep on studying” (私は疲れても、勉強を続ける) LOL!!
I decided to edit this and add the Big Bang boy’s MV “ガラガラ GO!!”
(宇宙最強のダンスヴォーカルグループ”BIGBANG2ndシン グルが早くも完成！！聴いて、踊って気持ちイイ！この夏最高のブチ↑パーティーチュー ン！)
Keep on watching and learning 
