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やっと [やっと] (yatto)
Meaning: finally
Example: finally we meet
JLPT Level: 3
Category: grammar
Author: dc
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| つい tsui
you may need to be a little careful to use つい as it means that you did something without thinking too much.
But sometimes it is used in a good way to express what one says is a gut feeling.
Surely つい結婚した is not good.
結局 kekkyoku
often implies that a negative thing follows afterwards.
やっと yatto
is not always used with positive feelings.
Sometimes it is used to show an innuendo.
Like, やっと来た = you are way too late.
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- ageku (yatto is used for something that happened after the speaker put in a lot of effort. "Eventually I made it") [dc]
- tsui (yatto seems more positive) [dc]
- youyaku (Both yatto and youyaku indicate eventual completion of something positive; The difference is that youyaku sounds more formal and is usually written.) [Overfiend]
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| Comments:
| | 赤毛 | I changed this entry to level 3 of JPLT because it is an adverb required for this level. | | | anna.kendall | so you would not say 結局、彼女が結婚しました。You'd say やっと、彼女が結婚しました。？？？ | | |
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