How to say tired in Japanese

しんどいshindoi^☆ Inflection: adjective:
tired; frazzled
tiresome; worrisome; bothersome

Example Sentences

疲れtsukare てte いるiru んn だda。: I'm tired.
「もしmoshi 疲れているtsukareteiru ならnara 寝たらnetara どうdou？」　「僕boku がga 今ima 寝たらnetaraあまりamariにni 早くhayaku 目覚めてmezamete しまうshimau からkara。」: "If you're tired, why don't you go to sleep?" "Because if I go to sleep now I will wake up too early."
僕boku はha あまりにamarini 疲れtsukare てte いi たta のでnode 昼休みhiruyasumi にni ひと眠りhitonemuri しshi たta。: I slept a little during lunch break because I was so tired.
国王kokuou はha いつもitsumo 自分jibun をwo 褒めるhomeru おべっかobekka 使いzukai にni うんざりunzari しshi てte いi たta のでnode 彼らkarera をwo 遠くtooku へhe 飛ばしtobashi たta。: The king was tired of his sycophants always praising him, so he sent them away.
ファストフードFUASUTOFUUDO はha もうmou 飽きaki たta。: I'm tired of eating fast food.

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