What does the Japanese word 'owatta' mean?

Answer 1

Well, darling, 'owatta' in Japanese means 'finished' or 'completed.' So next time you want to wrap up a conversation or declare the end of something, just drop that little gem in there. You're welcome.

Answer 2

The word 終わった (owatta) means "it's over" or "it's finished" in Japanese. The "it" may change depending on context, as the subject is often omitted in Japanese.