j'ai finalement

I finally

→ je

phrase Uncommon #19,207

I finally Used to say that something happened after a delay or effort; it is usually followed by a past participle or another verb phrase.

FR: J'ai finalement trouvé mes clés.

EN: I finally found my keys.

I finally got my driver's license.

I finally understood what you were trying to tell me.

I finally crossed the river.

After a long argument, I finally gave in.

I finally bought the toy.

I finally caught up with my friends.

I finally got the job!

I finally understood, even if it was a little late.

— Le Sacrifice (1986)

I finally found my keys.

Miss Elphaba, I finally got the Wizard.

— Wicked (2024)

I finally bought my own house.

— Aucun autre choix (2025)

I finally managed to persuade her to lend me the book.

I was finally able to sleep.

I finally gave in and bought the game my son had been asking me for.

I was finally released.

I finally quit smoking.

I finally managed to beat my cold.

I finally caught up with my friends.