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久而久之 (jiǔ ér jiǔ zhī) is usually used to express the idea that something will happen eventually, or that something will happen over time. It is often used to express the idea that something will happen gradually, or that something will happen in the long run. For example, one might say:
"只要你坚持，久而久之，你一定会成功。" (zhǐ yào nǐ jiān chí, jiǔ ér jiǔ zhī, nǐ yī dìng huì chéng gōng.)
This means "If you persist, in the course of time, you will definitely succeed."
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The difference between 久而久之 (jiǔ ér jiǔ zhī) and 常常 (chángcháng) is that 久而久之 implies a longer period of time than 常常. 久而久之 implies a gradual process of change over a long period of time, while 常常 implies a more frequent occurrence.
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