百年目 The End

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百年目

The End

The word:	Closer look at the kanji:	B = Beginner \| I = Intermediate \| A = Advanced
百年目 hyaku nen me The End	百 hyaku 100 年 nen year 目 me eye, counter (in this case counting years - the 100th year)	百万 hykau man - 1,000,000 (100 10,000s) [B] 百一匹ワンチャン hyaku ippiki wan chan - 101 Dalmations [B] 一年生 ichi nen sei - 1st grade (school 1st year elementary, junior high and high school) [B] 去年 kyo nen - last year [B] 二日目 futsuka me - the 2nd day (counting days) [I]

The Swappenator

SUGGESTED USAGE:

ここであったが、百年目！
koko de atta ga, hyaku nen me!
At such a time and such a place as this, we meet to face your end!

ABOUT SUGGESTED USAGE:

ここで koko de - here I kind of stretched the meaning to emphasis the time element too.
あった atta - met
が ga - but...
百年目 hyakunenme - finally you will meet your end The phrase implies waiting a long time before finally being able to finish ones enemy. Or said when a plot or conspiracy is suddenly discovered.