JLPT N2 Grammar - あげく (How to say "In the end"/"After all~" in Japanese)

The video tutorial begins with a personal story about waiting in line for ramen, only to find it sold out, illustrating a sense of disappointment. The lesson then introduces a Japanese phrase that conveys the idea of effort leading to a disappointing result. Through examples, including a story about a lost ring, the video explains the phrase's meaning and structure. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on the phrase's usage and its emphasis on degree.

What did the narrator lose during the time they were searching for ramen?

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What does the narrator imply about the outcome of their search for the ring?

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What does the narrator suggest about the use of certain words in relation to degree?

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