How to say "I hope you liked it" or "I hope you found it interesting" as a conclusion for a formal speech?


I am preparing a speech, and would like to finish it by saying "I hope you
found it interesting" or "I hope you found my speech interesting", or similar.
However, I am not certain of the different nuances of "hope", nor how to link
it with "you liked it". This is not the same as saying "Thank you for
listening/attention", which will be added to the end as well. This would be
said in a context of a formal speech in a serious context, meant for Japanese
teachers and class.




This doesn't directly answer your question for the exact wording, but a common
speech "closing" I've heard is

> ご[清聴]{せい・ちょう}ありがとうございました → Thank you very much for your attention

**Note** : Don't confuse this `[清聴]{せい・ちょう}` with this `[静聴]{せい・ちょう}` that has
a slightly different meaning.

