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Chau

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Chau
Meaning: Going to (do), Finish (doing), (Do something) completely
This is usually used by women. It is the informal equivalent of te shimau.
It is used after the stem of te-form of verbs whose dictionary form ends with -u, -ku, -tsu, or -ru. It becomes jau after the stem of te-form of verbs whose dictionary form ends with -bu, -gu, -mu, or -nu. Sometimes by no when form a question. The past forms becomes chatta/jatta (plain form) and chaimashita/jaimashita (polite form).
When to use?
1) After the stem of te-form of verb
Ima kaetchau n desu ka.
= Are you going to leave now?
Kare ni warui koto o shichaimashita.
= I"ve done wrong to him.

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