Difference between continuation and to continue in Korean
연속·계속하다
연속continuation
연속 means something continues without a break, or happens one after another. It is often used when the same action happens many times, like "two times in a row" or "three days in a row." You will often see it with a number or with the form 연속으로.
How to say continuation
계속하다to continue
계속하다 means to continue an action and not stop. You can use it for many everyday things, like studying, talking, working, or traveling. It is used when something goes on for more time.
How to say to continueThe difference
계속하다 means to keep doing something in general. It does not strongly mean many times in a row like 'three days in a row.'
