How to say 'Finally' in Japanese | 漸と

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The Japanese word for Finally is 'Yatto', written as 漸と in Japanese.'Finally' in hiragana is やっと.

word

漸と

Meaning

Finally

Reading

やっと

yatto

Kanji

漸Gradually, Steadily

Explanation

The Japanese adverb '漸と (やっと)' means 'finally' or 'at last'. It is used to express relief or satisfaction after a long wait, effort, or struggle. This word often conveys a sense of accomplishment or the overcoming of difficulty. For example: I finally finished my homework「やっと宿題が終わった」(やっとしゅくだいがおわった). The train finally arrived「やっと電車が来た」(やっとでんしゃがきた). It can also imply that something was achieved with great effort or just barely, as in 'I finally caught the last train'「やっと終電に間に合った」(やっとしゅうでんにまにあった).

Part Of Speech

adverb

Kanji JLPT

Kanji Grade

Frequency

1699

Composition

kanji-hiragana

Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 漸と

This word contains 1 kanji character:

kanji

漸

Meaning

Gradually, Steadily

Hiragana in the Word 漸と

This word contains 1 Hiragana character :

hiragana

と

Reading

Words Related to 漸と Through the Kanji 漸

This Word contains the Kanji 漸 as well.

word

漸く

Meaning

Finally

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