How to Say "persistent" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “persistent” is “constante” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
El ruido constante de la calle no me deja dormir.
The constant noise from the street doesn't let me sleep.
Necesitas ser más constante con tus estudios para ver resultados.
You need to be more persistent with your studies to see results.
Su apoyo constante fue esencial durante la crisis.
His steady support was essential during the crisis.
Gender is Easy
Since 'constante' ends in '-e', it doesn't change its ending to match the gender of the person or thing it describes. Use 'el esfuerzo constante' (masculine) and 'la dedicación constante' (feminine).
Confusing Adjective and Adverb
Mistake: “Using 'constante' when you mean 'constantly' (which is the adverb 'constantemente').”
Correction: Remember, 'constante' describes a noun (a constant effort). If you want to describe how an action is done, use the adverb: 'Trabaja constantemente' (He works constantly).
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