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How to Say "finally" in Spanish

The Spanish word forfinallyis eventualmenteB1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishB1
adverbB1
in the end
A simple storybook illustration showing a small green caterpillar sitting on a branch next to a fully formed brightly colored butterfly, symbolizing the passage of time leading to a final transformation.

Examples

Estudió mucho y, eventualmente, consiguió el trabajo de sus sueños.

She studied a lot and, eventually, she got her dream job.

Si sigues practicando, tu español mejorará eventualmente.

If you keep practicing, your Spanish will eventually improve.

El proyecto tardó meses, pero eventualmente lo terminamos.

The project took months, but eventually we finished it.

Always Unchanging

As an adverb, 'eventualmente' always stays exactly the same, no matter who is doing the action or when it happened.

Not 'Casually' or 'Possibly'

Mistake:Using 'eventualmente' to mean 'occasionally' or 'possibly,' like the less common English meaning of 'eventually.'

Correction: In Spanish, 'eventualmente' almost always refers to time passing ('finally' or 'in the end'). If you mean 'sometimes,' use 'a veces' or 'ocasionalmente'.

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