finalmente

finally

The Italian word 'finalmente' is used much in the same way as 'finally' in English. It denotes the conclusion of a period of waiting or signifies that something happened after a long time. For example, 'Finalmente sei qui!' means 'You are finally here!'.

adverb

Example sentences using: finalmente

Finalmente, ho finito i miei compiti.

Finally, I have finished my homework.

This is a sentence expressing relief after accomplishing a task, such as finishing homework.

Dopo tanta attesa, finalmente il film è iniziato.

After so much waiting, the movie finally started.

In this sentence, the speaker expresses relief that an anticipated event, in this case the start of a movie, has begun after a long wait.

Finalmente siamo arrivati a casa.

We have finally arrived home.

This sentence expresses relief or satisfaction of having arrived at home, indicating that a journey or trip has come to an end.