Examples of using "Tylsää" in a sentence and their english translations:
- How boring.
- How boring!
Boring!
- I'm bored.
- I am bored.
Are you bored here?
- Staying at home is boring.
- It's boring to stay at home.
My life is boring.
- Staying home isn't fun.
- Staying at home is boring.
- It's boring to stay at home.
Are you bored?
- I'm bored.
- I am bored.
Tom was bored.
Symmetry is boring.
Baseball is boring.
The students are bored.
- I'm bored.
- I am bored.
Do you think it's boring here?
Tom, I'm bored.
- Isn't that annoying?
- Isn't it boring?
School bores me.
I was really bored.
- I think Tom is bored.
- I think that Tom is bored.
I'm really bored right now.
My job is dull and boring.
Are you bored right now?
Today has been extremely lame.
Autistic children never get bored.
My life is so boring.
Astronomy is not boring. It's cool.
The child was bored.
Bored now.
- I'm getting bored.
- I am getting bored.
Tom could tell that Mary was bored.
You seem to be bored.
I'm bored. Let's do something fun.
- It's incredibly boring.
- That's incredibly boring.
It is so boring.
Today we went to the shopping mall. I was very bored.
When you're bored, time passes slowly.
Come on, play with me, I'm so bored!
If you're bored, I suggest you to go to the cinema.
Tom seems a little bored.
Don't you get bored when you're alone?
"Gee, it sure is boring around here!" "You've got to be kidding." "Yes!" "Good."
- We're bored.
- We are bored.
If you're bored, you can contribute to Tatoeba.
We were bored.
Staying home isn't fun.
If life is ridiculous and absurd, be glad that it is not tedious.
I'm already bored.
- Tom said Mary was bored.
- Tom said that Mary was bored.
- Tom said he's bored.
- Tom said that he's bored.
This job is kind of boring.
She looked bored while we were making love.
- Tom thinks Mary is bored.
- Tom thinks that Mary is bored.
Tom has never been bored. He spends all of his free time translating sentences.