ついに留学に行けることが決まりました！って英語でなんて言うの？

It's official! I'm finally going to study abroad! If something is official it means that it can no longer be changed and is a permanent plan. It's finally happening!I am going to study abroad! This means that you have been anticipating a decision or approval and it has been confirmed. This is the moment I've been waiting for!I am going to study abroad! This is also a good way to express your excitement about going abroad to study.

"I am officially going to study abroad!" - This shows that a certain decision has been made. "It is decided, I will be studying abroad." - Showing the decision for you to go study abroad is decided and final.

*I was finally accepted for the study abroad program- This means that you have applied for a study abroad program and the school has given you the offer after the assessments. A:I was finally accepted for the study abroad program B:Oh wow that is great news. When do you start? A: Next year in January.

"I'm finally able to study abroad!" This is a great way to express to someone that it has been decided that you are to study abroad. This is a casual expression that you can use with friends! Example: Friend: "I heard you have some big news!" You: "I'm finally able to study abroad!" "I was just approved to study abroad!" This is an alternative way to say that it has been decided that you are to study abroad. This is also a casual expression. Example: Friend: "What did you want to tell me today? You sound excited!" You: "I was just approved to study abroad!" "I just learned that I am going to study abroad in/at [insert country or university here] !" This is an alternate and longer way to express that you have been approved to study abroad. This also expresses a country, city, or specific school. Example: Friend: "Hey, I heard you had some good news from your school!" You: "I just learned that I am going to study abroad in The United Kingdom!" Or You: I just learned that I am going to study abroad at Ohio State University!"

1. It's official, I am finally going abroad to study. By saying "it's official" at the beginning of your sentence, you are saying that it is certain and a permanent plan that you will be going abroad to study. 2. It's confirmed that I will be going abroad to study. If something is confirmed, it means that it is firmly established. Therefore it is made certain as the truth.

"I have finally been accepted to study abroad." This explains that the place of study has accepted your application to go and study. "Its official, I will be going to study abroad next year." This explains to your friend that the decision has been made and you will defiantly be going to study overseas next year.

This message is something of an exclamation of surprise. 'At last...' indicates that the process may have been long and arduous. "You've arrived at last! I've been waiting for an hour!"