ending in Japanese
ending in Japanese is 終わり, 結び, 結末 — ending means the final part of a story, event, or period of time.
ending in Japanese
終わり
Pronounced: owari
A termination or conclusion.
結び
Pronounced: musubi
A termination or conclusion.
結末
Pronounced: ketsumatsu
A termination or conclusion.
What does "ending" mean?
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noun The final part of a story, event, or period of time.
"The film has a surprising ending."
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noun A letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to change its grammatical form, such as "-s" or "-ed".
"English plural nouns usually take an "-s" ending."
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ending in a sentence
- The film has a surprising ending.
- They wanted a happy ending to a difficult year.
- English plural nouns usually take an "-s" ending.
- Add the ending "-ed" to most regular verbs to make the past tense.
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What is "ending" in Japanese?
"ending" in Japanese is 終わり, 結び, 結末. ending means: The final part of a story, event, or period of time.
How do you pronounce 終わり?
"ending" in Japanese is 終わり, pronounced "owari".
How do you use "ending" in a sentence?
Example: "The film has a surprising ending." In Japanese, "ending" is 終わり, 結び, 結末.
Are there other ways to say "ending" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ending": 終わり, 結び, 結末.
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