Decoded Slug: 完 (wán) - Finish

Mandarin Grammar Point
完 (wán) - Finish

完 (wán) - Finish

Short explanation:

Used as a verb complement to indicate the completion of an action.

Formation:

Subject + Verb + 完 + Object

Examples:

我吃完饭了。
Wǒ chī wán fàn le.
I have finished eating.
他看完了这本书。
Tā kàn wán le zhè běn shū.
He has finished reading this book.
她写完作业后,就去睡觉了。
Tā xiě wán zuòyè hòu, jiù qù shuìjiào le.
After she finished her homework, she went to sleep.
我昨天看完了那部电影。
Wǒ zuótiān kàn wán le nà bù diànyǐng.
I finished watching that movie yesterday.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese word '完 (wán)' is often used as a verb complement to show that an action has been completed. It should be placed after a verb, meaning that the action of the verb is finished or completed. In English, it is often translated as 'finish' or 'complete'.
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