English–Japanese
“ending” in Japanese
How to say “ending” in Japanese
“Ending” in Japanese is 結末 (ketsumatsu).
Describes the final point a story or event reaches, with attention to how it turns out.
Example sentences with 結末
読者は最後まで結末を予想できません。doku sha wa sai go ma de ketsu matsu o yo sō de ki ma se n
Readers cannot predict the ending until the very end.
Tips for using 結末
- In Japanese reviews, 結末 (ketsumatsu) usually refers to how a story ends, while 結果 (kekka) more often refers to the result of an action or event.
Other Japanese words for “ending”
この物語のエンディングは予想外です。ko no monogatari no e n di n gu wa yo sō gai de su
The ending of this story is unexpected.
