結局・(その)結果: The "results" lesson

Introduction

Hey there! Today's lesson will be about adverbs that describe the end of things. No, not the end of things... I mean, adverbs that say stuff like "In the end..."ーNo, NOT the end of the world! Agh, you'll see what I mean.

結局けっきょく: An adverb, in the end

構成こうせい

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  結局けっきょく + (verb phrase)
  Example:
  → 長年ながねん計画けいかくを立たてていたけど、結局けっきょく中止ちゅうしになった。
  "(They) planned it for years, but in the end, it was canceled.”

First up is 「結局けっきょく」, an adverb that means "in the end; after all; ultimately", which we can use to describe the end result of a given action.