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I'm Tired in Spanish

I’m Tired in Spanish

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I'm Tired in Spanish

How to say I’m tired in Spanish?

¿Cómo se dice I’m tired en español? I’m tired in Spanish translation: yo estoy cansado (masc.), yo estoy cansada (fem.)

Sentences with the phrase I’m tired in Spanish

Ya estoy cansado y no he empezado.–I am already tired and I have not started.
De tanto trabajar estoy cansado.–I am tired so much.
Como no hay descanso ya estoy cansado.–As there is no rest I am already tired.
De no hacer nada estoy cansado.–If I do nothing I am tired.
¿Quién dijo qué estoy cansado?–Who said I’m tired?
De tanto desearte estoy cansado.–I am so wishing for you.
No sé quién dijo qué estoy cansado.–I don’t know who said I’m tired.
¡Estoy cansado de tanto llorar!–I’m tired of crying!
No he dormido bien y estoy cansado.–I have not slept well and I am tired.
Me he despertado y estoy cansado.–I have woken up and I am tired.
No he cogido un respiro y estoy cansado.–I have not taken a breath and I am tired.
De tanto besarte ya estoy cansado.–I am already tired of you so much.
Te he correteado y estoy cansado.–I have run you and I am tired.
Le dije qué estoy cansado para que se fuera.–I told him I’m tired to leave.
No te niego qué estoy cansado pero seguiré trabajando.–I do not deny that I am tired but I will continue working.
Aunqué estoy cansado iré a verte.–Although I am tired I will go see you.
Trabajé hasta tarde y estoy cansado.–I worked late and I am tired.
Estoy cansado y aun así vine a verte.–I’m tired and still came to see you.
El niño está despierto y estoy cansado.–The child is awake and I am tired.
Tengo que ir al gimnasio y estoy cansado.–I have to go to the gym and I am tired.
No estoy cansado pero igual me acostaré.–I am not tired but I will lie down.
No estoy cansado pero voy a dormir.–I’m not tired but I’m going to sleep.
Buscaré el pan aunqué estoy cansado.–I will look for the bread although I am tired.
Haré las compras a pesar qué estoy cansado.–I will make purchases even though I am tired.
Ya te dije que no estoy cansado.–I already told you that I am not tired.
Precisamente porqué estoy cansado es que me quiero acostar.–Precisely because I’m tired is that I want to bed.
¡Hay mucho que hacer pero estoy cansado!–There is a lot to do but I’m tired!
Menos mal que no hay nada que hacer porqué estoy cansado.–Luckily there is nothing to do because I am tired.
Hay un montón de cosas que hacer y estoy cansado.–There are a lot of things to do and I am tired.
¡Como tengo qué escribir y ya estoy cansado!–How do I have to write and I’m tired!

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