The adverb 总归 “eventually”
We use the adverb 总归 
to indicate that the situation remains the same, no matter what happens.
In a sentence, 总归 should be stated before the predicate, which is most often expressed by a verb.
to indicate that the situation remains the same, no matter what happens.
In a sentence, 总归 should be stated before the predicate, which is most often expressed by a verb. Pay attention
We usually state the auxiliary verbs 会 and 要 after 总归.
and 要 after 总归.Examples
这是他的家，他总归要回来的
This is his home, he will always come back
zhè shì tā de jiā, tā zǒngguī yào huílái de
有时它们很难解决，但总归有解决方案
Sometimes it is difficult to solve the problem, but there is always a solution
yǒushí tāmen hěn nán jiějué, dàn zǒngguī yǒu jiějué fāng'àn
人总归是要死的
Everyone eventually dies, after all
rén zǒngguī shì yào sǐ de
We usually state 总归 between two identical nouns. Such expressions have a connotation either of proof, concession or humility.
Pay attention
We should state the verb 是 after 总归.
after 总归.Scheme
noun
总归
是
noun
Examples
事实总归是事实，谁也不能否认
The truth is always the truth and no one can deny it
shìshí zǒngguī shì shìshí, shéi yě bù néng fǒurèn
男孩子总归是男孩子
Boys will act like boys
nánháizi zǒngguī shì nánháizi
外行总归是外行，看什么都觉得新鲜有趣
A layman is always a layman. He thinks everything is new and interesting
wàiháng zǒngguī shì wàiháng, kàn shénme dōu juéde xīnxiān yǒuqù
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