Do we say 'Please make persisten efforts'?
I mean one should be persistent and take efforts constantly. Do we say 'Please make persisten efforts' then?
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No, we wouldn't say that. The expression you are looking for is 'to try your best'. You should try your best at all times.
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No, we wouldn't say that. Actually persisten isn't a word. We would most likely say, "Please keep persisting (through)". We don't usually put persist and effort together. Although you could probably say, "Thank you for your persistent efforts".
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please make persisten efforts =
por favor, de hacer esfuerzos persistentes
Yo nesito hacer esfuerzos persistentes
I need to make persistent efforts
ellos nesesitan hacer esfuerzos persistentes
They need to make persistent efforts
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