English–Japanese
“the end” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiakumade
Example
彼はあくまで自分の意見を守ります。kare wa a ku ma de ji bun no i ken o mamo ri ma su
He sticks to his opinion to the end.
How to say “the end” in Japanese
“The end” in Japanese is あくまで (akumade).
It expresses continuing to hold to a position or course without changing until the end.
Example sentences with あくまで
私はあくまで自分の夢を追い続けます。watashi wa a ku ma de ji bun no yume o o i tsuzu ke ma su
I will continue pursuing my dream to the end.
Tips for using あくまで
- In conversation, あくまで (akumade) marks a firm position or intention and can sound stronger than a simple statement of preference.