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最後にはすべてうまくいく (everything will work out in the end)

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This expression is composed of the noun phrase '最後には' (saigo ni wa, meaning 'in the end' with the contrastive/focus particle 'wa'), the quantifier 'すべて' (subete, 'everything'), and the verbal idiom 'うまくいく' (umaku iku, literally 'to go skillfully/smoothly'). It functions as an optimistic adage or encouraging independent clause. It can easily be conjugated into polite form ('うまくいきます') or explanatory modal forms ('うまくいくはずだ').

Sample sentences

心配しないで、最後にはすべてうまくいくから。

Don't worry, because everything will work out in the end.

どんな困難があっても、最後にはすべてうまくいくと信じよう。

No matter what difficulties we face, let's believe that everything will work out in the end.

焦る必要はないよ、最後にはすべてうまくいくはずだから。

There is no need to rush, because everything should work out in the end.

Quick facts

politeness:Plain / dictionary form (can be made polite: 最後にはすべてうまくいきます)

idiomatic_base:うまくいく (to go well / to turn out right)

particle_nuance:The 'は' in '最後には' adds focus or reassurance, implying that despite present hardships, the ultimate outcome will be positive.

Often used with

きっと最後にはすべてうまくいく (everything will surely work out in the end)

最後にはすべてうまくいくと信じる (to believe that everything will work out in the end)

最後にはすべてうまくいくはずだ (everything should work out in the end)

心配しなくても最後にはすべてうまくいく (even without worrying, all will work out in the end)

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Example

心配しないで、最後にはすべてうまくいくから。

Don't worry, because everything will work out in the end.

どんな困難があっても、最後にはすべてうまくいくと信じよう。

No matter what difficulties we face, let's believe that everything will work out in the end.