“To the last” in Japanese
Short answer
To the last in Japanese is “飽くまで” (akumade). Full meaning: to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply.
Other ways to say “To the last” in Japanese
飽くまでも
akumademo to the last, persistency, thoroughness
最後まで
saigomade to the end, to the last
とことん
tokoton the very end, finish; to the very end, to the last, thoroughly, completely, fully
とことんまで
tokotonmade to the very end, to the bitter end, to the last, to the hilt, thoroughly
アクマで
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
あくまで
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
飽迄
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
飽まで
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
飽く迄
akumade to the end, to the bitter end, to the last, stubbornly, persistently, consistently, to the utmost; after all, it must be remembered, only, purely, simply
トコトン
tokoton the very end, finish; to the very end, to the last, thoroughly, completely, fully
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