Category:Verbal Categories
Feature:The Perfect WALS
Name:From 'finish', 'already'
Languages (71):
Conlangs (63):
Kamakawi
Tircunan
SASXSEK
Ayeri
Velyan
project 1
Wilas
Ferzhic
Ngovasi
Anyael
Lhueslue
Plitnakya
Aaro
Elanian
Endehl
Celinese

The verb tasí (to be after, to follow) in the present tense, or the expression tyrú (already) with a past tense verb convey the present in Celinese.

Lyfir lyfroí - I read the book.

Lyfir lyfrí canthí - I'm after reading the book.

Tyrú lyfrir lyfroí - I (have) already read the book.

Verunic
Redspeech
Korpasian
Himmaswa

The standard perfect mood is indicated with the verb 'dua' - be finished already - the use of which is now mainly restricted to indicating perfect aspect.

'Tui peak dua.' - He has left.

The experiential perfect is indicated with the verb 'joum' - pass; elapse; expire - indicating a completed experience.

'Tui nlooayk joum.' - He has seen (it) before.

Dothraki
Applelang
City Speech
Thensarian Can sometimes be expressed with cessative (this has a cumulative meaning). In relative clauses the past participles can have a perfect meaning (past relative to the main clause).
Shokitin
Temarp
Ronc Tyu
Khulls
Jot wugta ha
urdcax
Ekorat
Proto-Toroq
Hy'Bae
Omayna
Jutean
Ernalan
Vandalic
Mayato MKII
Esperanto 1894
Istokahi
griuskant
Menxháo
Q.T. Lingua Franca
Kavrinian
Avalonian
Centaurian
PURK
Oksa language
Yungchangese
Egeriac
Kedshi
Votgil
Salhari
Syt
Zutian
Nonlen
Si'asigu
Eremoran
Lingua Franca Nova
the I-Picked-Some-Random-Features-With-a-Die Language)
Waa
Gwaxol
Frangian Sign

Natlangs (8):
Indonesian
Amele
Burmese
Fijian
Khmer
Meithei
Thai
Yoruba