Examples of using "Terminaste" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're done.
- You're through.
- You're finished.
Are you done?
Did you accomplish the task?
When did you finish it?
Have you finished dressing?
How did you end up here?
Did you finish the job?
You're through.
- Have you finished it?
- Have you finished doing that?
Have you finished your homework already?
Are you done with that magazine?
You're finished already.
Have you finished your lunch yet?
When did you finish the work?
Have you finished yet?
Have you finished eating your lunch?
- Are you through with the book?
- Have you finished reading that book?
Have you finished knitting that sweater?
Have you finished reading the novel?
Have you finished reading that book yet?
Have you finished it?
If you are done with that book, I'd like to have it.
- Are you all set for the trip?
- Have you finished your preparations for the trip?
- Have you finished your homework?
- Have you done your homework?
- Have you finished your duties?
- Have you finished?
- Are you done?
- Are you through?
you're a university graduate, you used to work for the civil service,
- Have you finished your homework already?
- Are you done with your homework yet?
Why didn't you end up singing "To Honor Life," too?
"Have you finished it?" "On the contrary, I'm just starting."
Have you finished the work yet?
Have you finished breakfast yet?
I see you had your homework ready before dinner.
It looks like you started translating this but didn't finish.
Have you finished eating your lunch?
If you have finished reading the book, return it to the library.
Have you finished reading the book I lent you the other day?
- Have you finished reading the novel?
- Have they finished reading the novel?
Have you finished reading the book?
Have you finished your homework?
Have you finished reading the book?
You're finished already.