もう〜ました

In Japanese, when you want to say you’ve already done something, use:

Structure: もう + [verb in ました form]

Think of it like saying “I have already ___” in English!

It’s a super common way to talk about actions that are finished, especially when confirming or reporting things.

🧩 Examples:

1. もう朝ご飯あさごはんを食たべました。
   → I already ate breakfast.
2. もうメール]を[送おくりましたか？
   → Have you already sent the email?
3. 友達ともだちはもう帰かえりました。
   → My friend already went home.

💬 Casual Version:

In speaking, you might hear: 「もう食たべた？」 instead of 「もう食たべましたか？」

Casual form uses the plain past!
〜た instead of 〜ました.