English–Japanese
“in the end” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikekkyoku
Example
結局、電車で行きます。kek kyoku den sha de i ki ma su
In the end, I will go by train.
How to say “in the end” in Japanese
“In the end” in Japanese is 結局 (kekkyoku).
Shows that a final outcome emerges after events, choices, or discussions have run their course.
Example sentences with 結局
彼は結局来ませんでした。kare wa kek kyoku ki ma se n de shi ta
He did not come after all.
Tips for using 結局
- 結局 (kekkyoku) commonly points back to what actually happened after earlier possibilities were considered, which gives it the useful sense of "after all."