ロシア語日記翻訳【135】
I finished everything by 11 AM on Sunday… Where did my weekend go? If I had just stuck to the agreed-upon tasks, I could have finished by Saturday…
Я закончил всё к одиннадцати утра в воскресенье… Куда делись мои выходные?
Если бы я просто придерживался тех задач, о которых мы договорились, я мог бы закончить ещё в субботу…
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## 1. **Я закончил всё к одиннадцати утра в воскресенье…**
### Meaning
“I finished everything by eleven in the morning on Sunday…”### Grammar and structure
– **Я** — nominative pronoun, subject: “I.”
– **закончил** — past tense, masculine, perfective of *закончить* (“to finish”).
Perfective → the action is completed.
– **всё** — accusative of “everything,” direct object.
– **к одиннадцати утра** — time expression meaning “by 11 AM.”
– **к** + dative → “by (a deadline).”
– **одиннадцати** — dative of “eleven.”
– **утра** — genitive of “morning,” used in time expressions.
– **в воскресенье** — “on Sunday,” prepositional case.### Structural summary
**[I] [finished everything] [by 11 AM] [on Sunday].**The ellipsis conveys frustration or disbelief.