What does acabas de hacer mean?

"Acabas de hacer" means "you just did" in Spanish. It's a phrase used to express that someone recently completed an action.

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* Acabas: This is the second-person singular form of the verb "acabar," which means "to finish" or "to end." It's conjugated in the present tense.

* De: This is the preposition "of," indicating the action that was just finished.

* Hacer: This is the verb "to do."

Example:

* "¿Qué acabas de hacer?" (What did you just do?)

* "Acabo de comer." (I just ate.)

It emphasizes that the action occurred very recently, often moments ago.