日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Sentence Structure」

In Japanese; a compound verb meaning "finish doing" can be formed using the verb owaru ("finish"). Owaru is attached, as an auxiliary, to a verb in its stem form which indicates that someone or something has finished doing something.

Examples:
主人は朝ご飯を食べ終わりました。
Shujin wa asagohan o tabeowarimashita.
My husband finished eating his breakfast.

警察はその事件を調べ終わった。
Keisatsu wa sono jiken o shirabeowatta.
The police finished investigating the case.

この歴史の本を読み終わったところです。
Kono rekishi no hon o yomiowatta tokoro desu.
I have just finished reading this history book.

Hope this helps!

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