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せっかく [せっかく] (sekkaku)
Meaning: with effort
Example: I took the trouble to go and see him, but he wasn't there
JLPT Level: 3
Category: grammar
Author: dc
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| | dc | Is this just used when the outcome is negative?
I went to all the effort to do X, but 残念 it didn't work out...
like けっきょく | | | dc | sekkaku always seems to come at the start of a sentence | | | Miki | I don't think the outcome is always negative as the exmplaes show.
折角・・・のに、（結局）negative.
折角・・・のだから、positive.
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