「勉強{べんきょう}を続{つづ}ける」 vs.「勉強をやり続ける」


Do 「勉強を続ける」 and 「勉強をやり続ける」 have the same basic meaning: "to continue with
one's studies"?

Is 「やり続ける」 a slightly rougher, less formal, way of saying「続ける」？ But, the
difference in nuance is minimal at best?




i got a hold of 2 native speakers. they pretty much agree with what i wrote.
however, i learned you can also say "し続ける", and that "ず" and "づ are pronounced
the same (can't image how romaji deals with "づ" and "ず).




i got a hold of 2 native speakers. they pretty much agree with what i wrote.
however, i learned you can also say "し続ける", and that "ず" and "づ are pronounced
the same (can't image how romaji deals with "づ" and "ず).

