How do you say it finishes at in french?

There are a couple of ways to say "it finishes at" in French, depending on the context:

Most common:

* "Il se termine à..." (formal) This is the most common and versatile option.

* "Ça se termine à..." (informal) This is the same as above, but using the more casual pronoun "ça."

Other options:

* "La fin est à..." (formal) This literally means "The end is at...".

* "C'est fini à..." (informal) This literally means "It's finished at...".

Example:

* The movie finishes at 10 pm:

* "Le film se termine à 22 heures." (formal)

* "Le film, c'est fini à 22 heures." (informal)

Remember:

* The specific time needs to be mentioned after "à".

* You can use "à" with both singular and plural nouns.

I hope this helps!