Keep it up の返事って英語でなんて言うの？

These responses are very casual and positive, and they can be used as affirmative responses to lots of things. Here are some examples: 1) "Good work, keep it up!" --"Sure thing, will do!" 2) "Tell your family I said hi!" -- "Will do!" 3) "You have a good weekend!" -- "Sure thing, you too!"

You can respond by saying "I will" which explains to the teacher that you will keep trying hard. "I will keep doing my best." This tells the teacher that you will keep trying very hard and put a lot of effort into your work. "I will keep trying." This explains that you will continue to keep trying to make this level of progress.

You can say "thank you" to thank the teacher for his praise. You can also express that you desire to continue "keeping up the good work" by saying either "I will try my hardest" or "I will continue to work hard" or "I will try my best to continue."

If someone says 'Keep it up,' it may mean either: 'You have done better than I expected and I hope you can maintain that level,' or 'You are brilliant and I want to see more of your brilliance!' It depends on what has happened in the past and your relationship with the teacher. Is he always positive and friendly with you or is he often critical with a low expectation?

Keep it up - Thank you! Great job!!- Thank you! Keep up the good work! - Thank you! I will.

You can either say "Thank you.I will." or "I will.". This means that you are going to continue doing your best at all times. For example; Teacher: Your are doing very well. Keep it up. Student: Thank you.I will.

"Keep it up" is a sentence usually said to praise a student for the good work the student has done or the good progress that the student has made. It is a positive phrase used to continue to motivate the learner. Therefore, the learner may be encouraged to respond in a positive manner as well. Responding with "I'll surely try my best", indicates that one will be sure to do all that one can - one's best efforts, to keep up the good work or good progress. "Thank you. I will." - Using the phrase "I will", indicates certainty. One is certain that the standard of good work or progress will be upheld.

A polite and simple response would be thanks, but If you wanted to make it clear that you will keep trying you could say, I will try or I will do my best.

Explanation: Keep it up or keep up the good work: These phrases are usually said at the end of a conversation after having spoken about the good things that someone has done. It simply means 'you have been doing a great job. It would be good to continue doing a great job!" So the response should be "I will continue to do my best" or simple, "I will do my best." But always thank the person first for their kind comments.

It is difficult to explain the nuance of 頑張ります in English, as we don't have the custom of saying these things regularly in English. A simple "thanks" is enough to respond positively. If you'd like to say more you can answer with "will do" or "thanks, I will," but it's not necessary as it's implied.

This would be a good reply to explain that you will do everything you can to keep up the good work.

To respond positively to words of encouragement you can use the words above. Thank the person to show gratitude for the compliment and for their positive feedback. The second sentence tells the person that you will keep on improving and doing your best. Encouragement: giving someone support, motivation "Thank you for the great encouragement, I will keep doing my best!"

"I will. Thank you!" and "Thank you for the motivation!" In response to someone telling you "keep it up" or "Keep going", someone encouraging or motivating you, you will respond with these expressions that imply you will try and still work hard and that you are thankful for their kind words and motivation.

It is always polite to say thank you when someone is complimenting you and your work. By telling you to 'keep it up' the teacher wants you to continue with what you have been doing. I would reply saying thank you for recognising that I am trying hard and reassure them that I will continue with my effort.