How to Say "you end" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “you end” is “acabas” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¿A qué hora acabas tu clase de español hoy?
What time do you finish your Spanish class today?
Si acabas con todo el pan, tenemos que ir a comprar más.
If you finish all the bread, we have to go buy more.
Siempre acabas lo que empiezas, lo cual es admirable.
You always finish what you start, which is admirable.
Verb Usage
"Acabas" is the 'tú' (casual 'you') form of the present tense, used for actions happening now or habits.
Confusing 'acabar' and 'terminar'
Mistake: “Using 'acabar' reflexively when 'terminar' is better.”
Correction: Both mean 'to finish', but 'acabar' can sometimes feel more final or definitive, though they are often interchangeable.
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