how do i say 'My name is David! I'm done.'
that's the question ^^

I know that if you want to say something like 'I'm David', you say 저는 데이비드이에요 or something (is it ieyo or just eyo? i get confused between these things)

how would you say 'i'm finished' after saying this? I'm an awkward person and i try to keep conversation as minimal as possible due to me being a massive introvert, so I usually just say:
'i'm david. i'm finished'.
introduction over

so basically, how do you say 'I'm done!'.

Question

how do i say 'My name is David! I'm done.'
that's the question ^^

I know that if you want to say something like 'I'm David', you say 저는 데이비드이에요 or something (is it ieyo or just eyo? i get confused between these things)

how would you say 'i'm finished' after saying this? I'm an awkward person and i try to keep conversation as minimal as possible due to me being a massive introvert, so I usually just say:
'i'm david. i'm finished'.
introduction over

so basically, how do you say 'I'm done!'.

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in English, if I want to say (he or she) but don't know what gender is ~~~how to say that

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-예요 versus -이에요.
- 저는 데이비드예요 (예요 after a vowel-ending syllable)
- 저는 톰이에요 (이에요 after consonant-ending syllable)

You can say one of these for "I'm done".
- 그게 다예요 (That' all).
-  다 했어요 (I said all -> I'm done/finished).
- (그냥) 그거예요/그뿐이에요 (That's it).
- 끝이에요/끝났어요 (That's the end).

* 다 = all.
* 그냥 = just.
* 끝 = end.

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You say 끝이에요 which means the end.
Use 예요 when the hangul before it ends with a vowel if it ends with a vowel then you would use 이에요

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You say 끝이에요 which means the end.
Use 예요 when the hangul before it ends with a vowel if it ends with a vowel then you would use 이에요

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