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What is the French word for finished?

The French word for "finished" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

General use:

* Terminé(e): This is the most common and versatile option, suitable for most situations.

* Fini(e): This is another common option, often used in a more informal context.

Specific contexts:

* Achevé(e): Used when something is completed to a high standard, often referring to a work of art or a project.

* Terminé(e) de: Used to indicate that something is completely finished and no longer in progress. For example, "J'ai terminé de manger." (I have finished eating.)

For tasks/jobs:

* Terminé(e) is generally used for tasks and jobs, though you could also use "achevé(e)" if the job was done to a very high standard.

In the context of a meal:

* Terminé(e) is used to express that you have finished eating.

Ultimately, the best word to use depends on the specific context.

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