Explore 完 in words for completing work and describing something as complete.
The idea
完 has 7 strokes and the on-reading かん. Learn 完成(かんせい), 完全(かんぜん) and 完了(かんりょう) as whole words; 完成 and 完了 can take する.
| Japanese word | Reading | Example in context |
|---|---|---|
| 完成 | かんせい | The picture is finished. |
| 完了 | かんりょう | The procedure is complete. |
| 完全 | かんぜん | This plan is not perfect. |
| 完全に | かんぜんに | I completely forgot the promise. |
Examples
- 絵が完成しました。The picture is finished.
- 新しい橋は去年完成しました。The new bridge was completed last year.
- 手続きが完了しました。The procedure is complete.
- 登録が完了しました。The registration is complete.
- この計画は完全ではありません。This plan is not perfect.
- 約束を完全に忘れました。I completely forgot the promise.
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Watch out
完成 refers to something being made complete; 完了 often marks the end of a procedure. 完全 is a な-adjective or adverb with に, not a verb by itself.
Try it yourself
Write the reading of 完成 in hiragana.
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かんせい
完成 is かんせい: the picture is finished. Learn the reading with the whole word.
Write the reading of 完了 in hiragana.
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かんりょう
完了 is かんりょう: the procedure is finished. The long vowel matters.
Choose the missing kanji: _全(かんぜん)[完/元].
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完
完 completes 完全(かんぜん). 完全に modifies the following verb.
Practice round
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Write the reading of 完成 in hiragana.
Write the reading of 完了 in hiragana.
Choose the missing kanji: _全(かんぜん)[完/元].
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Write 完 following the linked stroke diagram. Cover the table, read the three words and make a sentence about a completed task.

