What does 끝냈어 mean?
끝냈어 means "finished it; completed it" in Korean.
How it works here
‘끝냈어’ is the past form of ‘끝내다’ and says that the speaker completed something.
Dictionary form
끝내다
To process and complete a task or process to the end
‘끝내다’ is transitive and means to finish something completely. It differs from ‘끝나다’ (to end), which is intransitive.
When it's used
Used when saying that a task or process has been completed.
The line
뭐야 끝냈어
What? You finished it?
Said after finishing a task and briefly telling someone that it is complete.
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More examples
보고서 오늘 안에 끝냈어.
I finished the report by today.
회의록 정리를 벌써 끝냈다.
I already finished organizing the meeting minutes.
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What does this mean here?
끝냈어
뭐야 끝냈어
What? You finished it?
- To process and complete a task or process to the end.
- To postpone a task or plan.
- To carefully put an item away.
- To write down an experience in detail.
Show the answer
To process and complete a task or process to the end.
‘끝내다’ is transitive and means to finish something completely. It differs from ‘끝나다’ (to end), which is intransitive.
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