
がんばって
do your best
ganbatte

do your best
ganbatte

がんばって頑張って!do your bestおうえん応援cheeringしてるdoingよ
Two casual encouragements back to back. First 頑張って (do your best) — the te-form of 頑張る (to try hard), which on its own works as a light command "go for it!". Then 応援してる (I'm cheering you on), where する (do) takes the progressive 〜てる (be doing) (the casual contraction of 〜ている). The final よ (you know) pushes the warm reassurance toward the listener: "I'm rooting for you!"