in the end in Japanese
in the end in Japanese is 結局 — in the end means after everything that happened, or after a period of uncertainty or delay; used to introduce the final outcome.
in the end in Japanese
結局
Pronounced: kekkyoku
Eventually, finally.
What does "in the end" mean?
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phrase After everything that happened, or after a period of uncertainty or delay; used to introduce the final outcome.
"We argued about it for weeks, but in the end we kept the old supplier."
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in the end in a sentence
- We argued about it for weeks, but in the end we kept the old supplier.
- In the end, nobody was blamed.
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What is "in the end" in Japanese?
"in the end" in Japanese is 結局. in the end means: After everything that happened, or after a period of uncertainty or delay; used to introduce the final outcome.
How do you pronounce 結局?
"in the end" in Japanese is 結局, pronounced "kekkyoku".
How do you use "in the end" in a sentence?
Example: "We argued about it for weeks, but in the end we kept the old supplier." In Japanese, "in the end" is 結局.
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