How to Say I'M TIRED in Korean | 90 Day Korean

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Saying "I'm tired" can be expressed in formal, standard, or informal ways. You should choose which version you'll use depending on who you're saying "I'm tired" and how formal or polite you want to be.
Practice saying this phrase during the pronunciation section to make sure you are comfortable saying it correctly. It'll be useful if you're living in Korea or if you're living near Koreans in your area.
This phrase is the standard and most common way of saying "I'm tired" in Korean. You may hear other people simply saying 피곤해 (pigonhae), but this is informal and shouldn't be used unless you're speaking to someone younger than you or someone very close to you. Otherwise, stick with the way we will teach you in the video.
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Let me say thank you for teaching us single sentences, it's more easy to learn this way... "kamsa hamnida" I hope I wrote it right

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@@90daykorean please make a video on the word "wait". I know the Korean word for wait is "jamkaman" but I can't pronounce it correctly.

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soobia hashmi I will let the team know. Thank you for your suggestion! ^^

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How to say "aren't you tired ?"....kamsahamnida🙏

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You can say 안 피곤해요? for that. ^^

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천만에요! ^^

[@tathoibanerjee5729]

When do we use 지치다 and 피곤하다?can you tell me with examples please

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You can use 지치다 for "to be fatigued" or "to grow weary." 피곤하다 can be used for "to be tired." For example, 나는 지쳤어 means "I'm worn out", 나는 피곤해 means "I'm tired."

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Bts v said in a video . Churlim . As tired is that right

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If it was "졸림(Jolim)", it means "sleeply". ^^

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실례해요, what's different 피곤해요 & 지친에? 감사해요 🙏

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지치다 and 피곤하다 both mean "to be tired." ^^

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와. 잘됬네요 🤩 thank you for explaining 🙏

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Thank you for watching the video! ^^

[@seraphin5640]

How can I say "I'm tired of this year" but tired in a psychological way?

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Hi! You can say 올해는 지겨워요 for " "I'm tired of this year."

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[@Xoxotavy]

But how to say it in formal and in casual way someone plz answer

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For formal, you can say 피곤합니다. For casual, you can say 피곤해. ^^

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@@90daykorean감사합니다🙏💕

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Can you say naneun pigonada

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Yes, you can say 나는 피곤하다 which is casual/informal speech.

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@@90daykorean oh okay thank you so much

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즘 피곤하다

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Hope you have a good rest! 푹 쉬세요. ^^