Do not finish/end (polite) in Japanese 🇯🇵

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do not finish/end (polite)	おわりません

How to say “do not finish/end (polite)” in Japanese? “おわりません”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “おわりません” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on do not finish/end (polite) in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:

1. Break it down: "おわり (owari)" means "end" or "finish", and "ません (masen)" is a negative polite ending. Together, they mean "not finish".
2. Mnemonics: Imagine you are about to finish something ("owari"), but think of "Masen" as the "mason" who blocks you, so you "do not finish" it.

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Explanations:

– "おわりません (owarimasen)" is the negative form of the verb "終わる (owaru)" which means "to finish" or "to end".
– The "ません (masen)" ending is used to make verbs negative in a polite manner.

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Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:

1. 終わらない (owaranai) – Informal way to say "do not finish/end".
2. 未完了 (mikanryou) – Literally means "unfinished", used more formally in written contexts.

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Conjugations:

– Present: おわりません (owarimasen) – do not finish/end (polite)
– Past: おわりませんでした (owarimasen dea) – did not finish/end (polite)
– Future: おわりません (owarimasen) – will not finish/end (polite)
– Present Informal: 終わらない (owaranai) – do not finish/end
– Past Informal: 終わらなかった (owaranakatta) – did not finish/end

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Example Sentences:

1. 宿題はまだおわりません。
– Shukudai wa mada owarimasen.
– The homework is not finished yet.

2. 私たちの会議はおわりませんでした。
– Wataachi no kaigi wa owarimasen dea.
– Our meeting did not end.

3. この本はおわりません。
– Kono hon wa owarimasen.
– This book will not be finished.

4. 彼女の話はおわりません。
– Kanojo no hanashi wa owarimasen.
– Her story does not end.

5. プロジェクトは時間通りにおわりません。
– Purojekuto wa jikan doori ni owarimasen.
– The project will not finish on time.

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