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"Makalah ini menganalisis sinonimi pada adverbia bahasa Jepang yang memiliki makna ‘akhirnya’. Masalah yang dibahas dalam penelitian ini yaitu persamaan dan perbedaan yang ada pada adverbia yatto, youyaku, dan tsuini. Data penelitian diperoleh dari tulisan-tulisan di Twitter yang mengandung kata yatto, youyaku, dan tsuini. Berdasarkan hasil analisis, yatto dan youyaku menunjukkan hasil akhir yang positif dan mengekspresikan emosi senang dan rasa lega pembicara. Adverbia tsuini lebih berfokus pada hasil akhir, dapat berupa sesuatu yang diharapkan maupun tidak, setelah mengalami proses yang panjang dan bertahap sehingga dapat juga mengekspresikan rasa kecewa pembicara. Hasil analisis dari penelitian ini diharapkan dapat membantu pembelajar bahasa Jepang di Indonesia untuk dapat menggunakan ketiga kata tersebut dengan benar.

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This research problematizes synonymy in Japanese adverbs that have meaning of ‘finally’. This research analyzes the similarities and differences between yatto, youyaku, and tsuini. The source of the data is from Twitter that contain words yatto, youyaku, and tsuini. Based on the result of the analysis, yatto and youyaku show positive end results and express the speaker’s happy emotion and feeling of relief. Tsuini focuses more on the end result, whether it is something that is expected or not, after a long and gradual process thus it can also express the speaker’s disappointment. The result of this research is expected to help Japanese learners in Indonesia use these three words correctly."

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