“At last” in Japanese
Short answer
At last in Japanese is “漸と” (yatto). Full meaning: at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth.
Other ways to say “At last” in Japanese
遂に
tsuini finally, at last; in the end, after all, never (happened)
やっとこさ
yattokosa at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth; yo-ho!, heave-ho!
漸く
youyaku finally, at last; barely, narrowly, hardly, only just; gradually, little by little, by degrees
愈
iyoiyo more and more, all the more, increasingly; at last, finally, beyond doubt; (at the) last moment, worst possible time
到頭
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
ゃっと
yatto at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth
やッと
yatto at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth
やっと
yatto at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth
ヤット
yatto at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth
やつと
yatto at last, finally; barely, narrowly, just, by the skin of one's teeth
トウトウ
toutou finally, at last, in the end, ultimately
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