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I’m Done in Spanish

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I'm Done in Spanish

How to say I’m done in Spanish?

¿Cómo se dice I’m done en español? I’m done in Spanish translation: he terminado.

I’m not done – No he terminado

Sentences with the phrase I’m done in Spanish

¡Acaso no ves que he terminado!–Can’t you see I’m done!
¿Quién te dijo que he terminado?–Who told you that I’m done?
De ejercitarme aún no he terminado.–I’m not done exercising yet.
No he terminado de decirte lo que quería.–I haven’t finished telling you what I wanted.
¡Yo sí he terminado de hablar!–I am done talking!
¡He terminado nuestra relación ya!–I have ended our relationship already!
¿Por qué no siento que he terminado?–Why don’t I feel like I’m done?
Ya he terminado de comer.–I’ve already finished eating.
Ahora mismo he terminado de merendar.–I’m done eating right now.
Quiero que sepas que he terminado de hablar.–I want you to know that I’m done talking.
Empieza a hablar porque ya he terminado.–Start talking because I’m done.
Como ya he terminado de barrer voy a fregar.–Since I’ve finished sweeping, I’m going to mop.
En la cocina ya he terminado.–I’m done in the kitchen.
Por abusadora contigo he terminado.–For being an abuser with you, I’m done.
¿Quién le dirá que he terminado la misión?–Who will tell him that I have finished the mission?
¡Aún no he terminado la misión!–I haven’t finished the mission yet!
Te decía que he terminado la misión.–He told you that I have finished the mission.
Por lo visto he terminado la construcción.–Apparently I’ve finished the build.
¿Quién te dijo que he terminado la construcción?–Who told you that I have finished the construction?
Cuando yo te diga que he terminado entonces lo crees.–When I tell you I’m done then you believe it.
¿Hay alguna manera de saber si he terminado?–Is there a way to know if I’m done?
Si he terminado el juez me hará saber.–If I’m done, the judge will let me know.
Pregúntale al juez si he terminado.–Ask the judge if I’m done.
¿Cómo me harás saber si he terminado?–How will you let me know if I’m done?
Ya he terminado de ejercitarme por hoy.–I’m done exercising for today.
En cualquier momento te hago saber si he terminado o no.–At any time I let you know if I’m done or not.
De comer he terminado por hoy.–I’m done eating for today.
He terminado de cocinar a mis puerquitos.–I have finished cooking my little pigs.
No he terminado de llorar aún.–I’m not done crying yet.
Hoy he terminado agotado de tanto escribir.–Today I am exhausted from so much writing.

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