Completion, finish making or building something in Japanese 🇯🇵

かんせい info.

かんせい (kansei)

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break down the word into two parts: "kan" (完) and "sei" (成). "Kan" (完) means "complete" or "finish," and "sei" (成) means "to accomplish" or "to become."
– Imagine you completed (kan) a project and achieved (sei) your goal.
– Associate "kansei" with the word "completion" by remembering "completed and accomplished."

Explanations:
– かんせい (kansei): The state of having finished making or building something; completion or accomplishment.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 完了 (かんりょう, kanryou): Completion, conclusion
– 終了 (しゅうりょう, shūryō): End, termination

Alternate Meanings (Slang):
– In some contexts, かんせい (kansei) can also imply the perfection or ultimate form of something, much like a refined finish.

Examples of Sentences:
1. 新しいビルの建設がついにかんせいした。
– 新しいビルの建設がついに完成した。
– (Atarashii biru no kensetsu ga tsuini kansei a.)
– (The construction of the new building is finally completed.)

2. そのプロジェクトがかんせいするまで、何ヶ月もかかった。
– そのプロジェクトが完成するまで、何ヶ月もかかった。
– (Sono purojekuto ga kansei suru made, nankagetsu mo kakatta.)
– (It took several months until the project was completed.)

3. 彼はかんせいした作品を誇らしげに見せた。
– 彼は完成した作品を誇らしげに見せた。
– (Kare wa kansei a sakuhin o hokorashigeni miseta.)
– (He proudly showed off his completed work.)

4. このプランがかんせいに近づいています。
– このプランが完成に近づいています。
– (Kono puran ga kansei ni chikadzuiteimasu.)
– (This plan is nearing completion.)

5. かんせいされた製品は高い品質を持っている。
– 完成された製品は高い品質を持っている。
– (Kansei sareta seihin wa takai hinsu o motteiru.)
– (The completed product has high quality.)

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