How would someone say "Hard work and dedication" in French?

Je m'entraine beaucoup, et j'adore ce sport - I train alot and I love this sport.

Is about as close as I can get with the french I know!

Hard Work In French

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How would someone say "Hard work and dedication" in French?

If someone were to ask you "How do you run so fast?" and you would like to respond by saying, "Hard work and dedication" how would you write that? /:

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Hard has different meanings. It's more likely that you want to say "oui, oui, plus fort" (btw yes = oui, not qui), but you'll have to give the context to be sure of the correct translation. edit: If it's push in harder, then yes, it's "plus fort"... sexual or not, that doesn't matter.

Only one expression is necessary in French: "travail acharné"

online tranlators are rubbish ! the first two answers are not correct.

Your translation relies below:

How do you run so fast?

Comment utilisez-vous si vite?

Hard work and dedication makes the man perfect

Travail acharné et le dévouement de l'homme rend parfait

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Je fais une bon travaille et a une bon dedication!

Comment utilisez-vous si vite?

Travail acharné et le dévouement

haha Im not buying it like the rest, this is definitely sexual. Its either plus dur or plus fort. I know that much. Not quite sure which one though and it's oui not qui

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