Finished/ended in Korean 🇰🇷

끝났어 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break it down: The root “끝” means “end” in Korean. Adding “났어” (past tense ending) tells you that something has ended.
• Visualize finishing a race or a movie, then say “끝났어” to remind yourself that it means “it's finished/over.”
• The sound “끝났어” can be linked to “cut” (as in “finish cut”) to help recall it’s about completion.

Explanation:
• “끝났어” is the informal, past tense form of the intransitive verb “끝나다,” which means “to end” or “to finish.”
• It is used in casual conversations, typically among friends or peers.

Other Words with Similar Meaning:
• “마무리되다” – to be wrapped up or completed
• “완료되다” – to be finished or completed
• “종료되다” – to be concluded or terminated (often used for events or programs)

Conjugations of 끝나다 (Infinitive Form):
• Dictionary Form: 끝나다 (kkeut-nada)
• Present (Informal): 끝나 (kkeutna)
• Present (Polite): 끝나요 (kkeutnayo)
• Past (Informal): 끝났어 (kkeutnasseo)
• Past (Polite): 끝났어요 (kkeutnasseoyo)
• Future (Informal): 끝날 거야 (kkeutnal geoya)
• Future (Polite): 끝날 거예요 (kkeutnal geoyeyo)

Example Sentences:
• 영화가 끝났어. (Yeonghwaga kkeutnasseo.) – The movie is over.
• 수업이 벌써 끝났어. (Sueobi beolsseo kkeutnasseo.) – The class has already finished.
• 이제 숙제도 다 끝났어. (Ije sukjedo da kkeutnasseo.) – Now all the homework is done.

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