10 Ways to Say I'm Tired in English - Learn English with Harry 👴 (2023)

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Although,Having a good and wide vocabulary doesn't just mean knowing a lot of English words and phrases.. You must know how to use them.

In my English video lesson, not only do I give 10 ways to say I'm tired in English, I also give relevant explanations of what the phrase means and how to use it in English.

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Hello, I'm Harry and welcome back to my English class.

Today I'm going to talk about different ways to say different sentences. Common English phrases that we use every day. The first expression we want to talk about isI AM TIREDTIRED OUT.

You arrive home from work. You've had a busy day, lots of meetings. You throw your bag in the corner. You take off your coat, sit down, have a beer.

I am tired. I really had enough.

I am tired. I just want to watch tv

How manyWe can say I'm tired in different waysin English?

I'll give you 10 examples and 10 sentences that mean exactly the same thing.

Some of them are colloquial. Some of them are more formal. And others may be ones you've never heard of.

After each one, I will give a small example. I hope I can give you some different examples.

I am tired

I'm exhausted

Worn out like a pair of shoes. You know if you have a hole in your shoe. You look and think:This is worn out. I really don't need it anymore."

If we use it for ourselves, I get exhausted, it's like an old pair of shoes. I'm really really tired. I'm going to sit here, languish in the chair, and probably go to sleep. Well, at least I do.

I'm exhausted

Wrecked is once again a little casual.

I'm ruined means I'm completely destroyed.

I'm devastated, I've been working so hard everyday for the last few weeks and I really can't take it anymore. I'm at the end of my rope.

A bit like a shipwreck, you know. When a shipwreck and a ship crash into the rocks, it will be completely destroyed. So here it comes.

I'm exhaustedThen I have nothing left, I am completely destroyed, broken.

I finished

This is one of those slang terms and most of you have probably never heard of it.

I finished.

I'm exhausted comes from the expressionder Knackerhof.

When we send or send things to the killer's court, we send things that no longer serve us. Old machines or old metal furniture. It would be dismantled and perhaps sold for scrap.

Unfortunately, when horses entered the stage when they were too old, they were sent to the slaughterhouse. They used to shoot the horse and then use its insides to make glue and stuff like that. You never wanted to be sent to skinner's farm.

When we say I'm broken, it means I'm useless, I'm broken, I'm exhausted.

I'm exhausted

it's a little more polite and a little more formal.

When we are really, really tired, a little more extreme, we might say'I'm exhausted'

You've flown a few transatlantic flights recently, you come home and say:

I'm completely exhausted. I'm exhausted from flying. I have jet lag.

I'm blinking

again one of those colloquial expressions.

with wheelschama-se W H A C K ​​​​E D.

It means I'm done, I'm done, I'm done, I can't take it anymore.

I'm blinking. I think I'll sit down, open the fridge, have a cold beer and watch the baseball game.

I got hit

A little American English.

To knock. We usually say when they beat us in a football game or a game of chess.

EI got hitIt means it's over, it's over, I can't take it anymore.

You're walking with your friend or jogging a bit and after three or four miles it's time'Let's go, hurry up!'and you say"No, no, I can't take it anymore. I'm defeated. I have to stop. I'm very tired, I'm defeated.

I'm exhausted

If you take a glass or bottle and you pour everything out of the glass or bottle, you empty the bottle so that nothing is left.

Eyou are exhaustedyou are completely empty, you have no more energy, you need to recharge.

be dehydratedmeans no power.

You need to connect effectively, recharge your batteries, and get up and ready for the day ahead.

I smell bad

again it's like slang.

This has nothing to do with feces and dogs. ANDhorn.

I smell badIt means I'm tired, I'm exhausted.

It's so hot in here I'm throwing up.

and finally

I was erased

Ybe extinctmeans that's it, it's over.

if there is somethingextinguishedthen it means it is completely ready.

For example, in a battle or war, an armyextinguishedThe other army means you have completely defeated them.

If you sayyou were erasedIt means it's over, it's over, you can't give anymore.

So here are mine10 Different Ways to Say I'm Tired in English:

• I am tired
• I'm exhausted
• I'm exhausted
• I finished(and see how we wrote this)
• I'm exhausted
• I'm blinking
• I got hit
• I'm exhausted
• I'm drunk
• I was erased

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