In conclusion, I would like to say
Presentation and public speaking expression
Use this to signal your speech is ending and highlight your most important final point.
15 सेकंड में
- Signals the end of a speech or presentation.
- Polite way to introduce a final summary.
- Best for formal meetings, toasts, or essays.
मतलब
This phrase is a polite way to tell your audience that you are finishing your speech or presentation. It signals that your final and most important point is coming next.
मुख्य उदाहरण
3 / 6Giving a business presentation
In conclusion, I would like to say that our profits have doubled this year.
To finish, I want to mention that we made twice as much money.
Giving a toast at a wedding
In conclusion, I would like to say how happy I am for the couple.
Finally, I want to express my happiness for the newlyweds.
Writing a formal school essay
In conclusion, I would like to say that the evidence supports the theory.
To wrap up, the facts show that this idea is correct.
सांस्कृतिक पृष्ठभूमि
In English-speaking professional cultures, 'signposting' is a vital skill. It helps listeners follow complex ideas by providing verbal cues. This specific phrase became a standard in public speaking to ensure the audience doesn't miss the 'takeaway' message.
The Power Pause
Before you say this phrase, stop talking for two seconds. It makes people look up from their phones and listen to your final point.
Don't Be a 'False Finisher'
Only use this once. If you say 'In conclusion' and then talk for ten more minutes, your audience will get frustrated!
15 सेकंड में
- Signals the end of a speech or presentation.
- Polite way to introduce a final summary.
- Best for formal meetings, toasts, or essays.
What It Means
This phrase is your "grand finale" signal. It tells your audience the end is near. It helps them focus on your final point. Think of it like a movie's closing music. It prepares everyone for the big finish. You are essentially saying, "Pay attention, I am about to stop talking!"
How To Use It
Use this at the very end of a talk. You should pause slightly before saying it. This creates a bit of healthy drama. Follow it with your most important message. Keep your tone steady and confident. You want to sound like a leader here. It works best when you have a clear summary ready. Don't trail off after saying it.
When To Use It
This works best in structured settings. Use it during a business presentation. It is perfect for a wedding toast. You can also use it in formal emails. It helps summarize a long list of points. It makes you sound organized and professional. If you have been talking for five minutes, use this to bring everyone back.
When NOT To Use It
Avoid this in casual, quick conversations. Don't say it while ordering a coffee. It sounds way too stiff for a date. If you are just texting a friend, skip it. Using it during a quick chat feels awkward. It is like wearing a tuxedo to the beach. It is too heavy for small talk.
Cultural Background
English speakers love clear roadmaps in speech. We call this "signposting." It shows you respect the listener's time. In Western cultures, endings are very important. A clear conclusion makes you seem more trustworthy. It leaves a lasting, positive impression. It shows you have a plan and you followed it.
Common Variations
You can say To wrap things up. Or try In closing. For something shorter, use Finally. If you are feeling extra fancy, use To summarize. Each one changes the "flavor" slightly. But they all do the same job. Lastly is also a great, quick alternative.
इस्तेमाल की जानकारी
This phrase is high-formality. Use it in speeches, presentations, and formal writing, but avoid it in casual daily conversation unless you are being intentionally dramatic or funny.
The Power Pause
Before you say this phrase, stop talking for two seconds. It makes people look up from their phones and listen to your final point.
Don't Be a 'False Finisher'
Only use this once. If you say 'In conclusion' and then talk for ten more minutes, your audience will get frustrated!
Signposting Secret
In English culture, being direct about the structure of your speech is seen as helpful, not repetitive. It shows you are a prepared speaker.
उदाहरण
6In conclusion, I would like to say that our profits have doubled this year.
To finish, I want to mention that we made twice as much money.
Signals the most important data point of the meeting.
In conclusion, I would like to say how happy I am for the couple.
Finally, I want to express my happiness for the newlyweds.
Adds a sentimental and structured end to a heartfelt speech.
In conclusion, I would like to say that the evidence supports the theory.
To wrap up, the facts show that this idea is correct.
Used in writing to summarize the main argument.
In conclusion, I would like to say that I want my two hours back!
To finish my rant, that movie was a total waste of time.
Using a formal phrase for a silly topic creates humor.
In conclusion, I would like to say thank you for your hard work.
Before we finish, I want to thank everyone for working hard.
A polite way to end on a positive note.
In conclusion, I would like to say it has been an honor working here.
As I finish, I want to say I loved working with you all.
Used to mark a significant life transition.
खुद को परखो
Choose the best phrase to finish a formal presentation about climate change.
___, I would like to say that we must act now to save the planet.
`In conclusion` is the standard formal way to signal the end of a serious presentation.
Which phrase makes this wedding toast sound most organized?
___, I would like to say let's raise a glass to the bride and groom!
It provides a clear signal that the toast is ending and the final action (the toast) is starting.
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विज़ुअल लर्निंग टूल्स
Formality Spectrum of Closing Phrases
Used with friends or in quick texts.
Anyway, gotta go!
Good for daily work or casual emails.
To wrap up...
Best for speeches and presentations.
In conclusion, I would like to say...
Where to use 'In conclusion, I would like to say'
Boardroom Meeting
Summarizing the quarterly goals.
Wedding Toast
The final sentimental wish.
Academic Essay
The final paragraph of a paper.
Public Speech
Ending a talk at a conference.
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
12 सवालNot at all. The length actually helps the audience realize you are transitioning to the end. It gives them a moment to adjust their focus.
Yes, In conclusion is shorter and very common. Adding I would like to say makes it sound slightly more personal and polite.
Usually, no. It will sound like you are joking or being very dramatic. Use Anyway or So... for texts instead.
Yes, it works well at the end of a long, formal email. It helps the reader find your final request or summary quickly.
Finally is often used for the last item in a list. In conclusion is used for the summary of the entire topic.
It might be a bit too formal for a single answer. However, if you are asked to give a short presentation, it is perfect.
It is a classic phrase. It is not 'old-fashioned' but it is definitely 'traditional' and 'standard' for formal English.
No, never! It must only be used at the very end. Using it at the start would confuse everyone.
Yes, To conclude is a slightly more direct version. Both are perfectly acceptable in formal settings.
Say In conclusion, I would like to say two things. This keeps your structure clear even with multiple points.
Yes, it is used globally in English, including the UK, US, Canada, and Australia.
Would like to is more polite and formal than want to. It is the standard choice for professional speaking.
संबंधित मुहावरे
To wrap things up
A slightly more casual way to say you are finishing.
In closing
A very formal alternative often used in speeches.
To summarize
Used when you want to quickly repeat the main points.
All in all
A neutral way to give a final opinion after considering everything.
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