Tokoton (とことん - Thoroughly)

• Tokoton (とことん - Thoroughly)
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• When you want to express the end of things or doing something thoroughly, you can use the Japanese term とことん (tokoton).
• When you want to express the completion of things, or doing something thoroughly, you can use the Japanese term とことん (tokoton).

  I think the word "completion|" suits better in this context.

• This term comes from the rhythmic stepping sound トコトントコトン (tokoton tokoton), which represents a Japanese dance.
• This term comes from the rhythmic stepping sound トコトントコトン (tokoton tokoton), which is a representation of the traditional Japanese dance.

  I believe because of the wooden shoes they wear when dancing traditional Japanese dances. Is it?

• There are two theories about the etymology of this sound -- one says that "toko" means "floor" and "ton" is an onomatopoeia that represents the stepping sound, and the other says that "tokoton" itself is the onomatopoeia.
• There are two theories about the etymology of this sound. One says that "toko" means "floor", and "ton" is an onomatopoeia which represents the stepping sound. The other says that "tokoton" itself is the onomatopoeia.

  I got caught on it too, but in English sentence structure it is safer to not use things like: "--" ":" etc. Also, if you can spit one big sentence into 2 separate ones ALWAYS do it. ;) it will be a winning decision. The essence is to make the sentences as coherent and short as possible.
  Let me know if you have questions here.

• Also, the reason why "tokoton" has come to have the current meaning is because the Japanese military song とことんやれ節 (tokoton yare bushi) had become popular in 1868.
• Also, the reason why "tokoton" has come to have the current meaning is that of the Japanese military song とことんやれ節 (tokoton yare bushi), which became popular in 1868.

• Where やれ (yare) means "do it," and 節 (bushi) means "melody."
• In this song やれ (yare) means "do it," and 節 (bushi) means "melody."

• It's thought that since the discipline of the military was very strict, "tokoton yare" (tokoton do it) was considered as "do it thoroughly until the end."
• It is thought that, since the discipline of the military was very strict, "tokoton yare" (tokoton do it) was considered to mean "do it thoroughly until the end."

  * try avoiding abbreviations as much as possible in academic writing, such as "It's" "We'll" "I'm" etc. Use instead the complete forms as "It is" "We will" "I am" etc.
  * And, remember to pay attention to the right punctuation. I know it is very tricky. but you are doing good so far! just be more careful.
  * Try using more verbs to explain things whenever you can.

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