No. 14,108 in Spanish
terminás
"You finish" (informal, second person singular, used in Rioplatense Spanish).
In a sentence
Si terminás de estudiar pronto, podremos ir al cine.
If you finish studying soon, we can go to the movies.
Here, 'terminás' is used in the present indicative tense, second person singular, representing the completion of the action 'to finish'.
¿Por qué siempre terminás haciendo todo por tu cuenta?
Why do you always end up doing everything on your own?
In this case, 'terminás' illustrates an outcome or resulting action, often interchangeable with 'end up' in English.
Cuando terminás el examen, tienes que esperar en el aula.
When you finish the exam, you have to wait in the classroom.
Here, 'terminás' is used to indicate an ongoing habitual action when in the present indicative and is related to the condition of completion for the exam.
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