"Fertig" in German translates to "finished" or "ready" in English.
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Ich habe Fertig makes no sense in German. It tranlates literally as I have Finish and looks suspiciously like something an online translation program would produce.The German for I have finished (or I am finished) is Ich bin fertig.
The German word "aus" can have different meanings depending on the context. It can mean "out," "from," or "finished," among other things.
fertig ist das ABC are the closing words of the German of the ABC-song and translate as the ABC is finished/over.
Spanish: terminado French: fini German: beendet Italian: finito
The end is slutet in Swedish.If you are going to put that at the end of a movie, then it would just say slut in Swedish, or even better just make it say The End.
There are a couple of different expressions that use the word "finished". In the context of " I am finished" it is "Ich bin fertig". In the context of " It's finished" it is "Es ist fertig gestellt" In the context of "The game has finished" it is "Das spiel ist aus" or "Es ist ausgespielt" Holding the empty jam jar upside down, one would say "Es ist alle"
I'm not very sure but after some research I think the person who came second was... Andreas Klöden (German)
Like in "get lost!"? Hau ab!Like in "get out of here!" Raus hier!or like in "You're finished", "you're washed-up" Du bist erledigt!
Amewu Mensah represented Germany in women's high jump at the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney. She finished 8th.
The word is "fast" as in fast fertig: almost finished