Examples of using "Fáradt" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is tired.
- She's tired.
Are you tired?
"I'm tired." "I'm the one who should be tired."
I'm a little tired.
I'm too tired.
Why is Tom tired?
- I'm so tired!
- I am so exhausted!
I'm so tired!
Are you tired now?
I was tired.
- You're tired.
- You are tired.
Everyone is tired.
- Tom's tired.
- Tom is tired.
- I'm tired.
- I am exhausted.
- I am tired.
- I'm weary.
- Are you tired?
- Do you feel tired?
Who's tired?
Were you tired?
I am tired!
- I'm a little tired.
- I'm a bit tired.
- I'm a little bit tired.
I'm tired now.
I'm tired now.
- I'm not sleepy.
- I'm not tired.
- I am not tired.
I am very tired.
I'm awfully tired.
My father is very tired.
I'm tired.
Everybody was tired.
Why are you tired?
I'm pretty tired.
- I'm very tired.
- I'm really tired.
He was very tired.
Tom was tired.
I was tired today.
I was very tired.
No, I'm tired.
- Do you feel too tired?
- Are you too tired?
You must be tired.
I'm incredibly tired.
Tom is always sleepy.
The boy is tired.
I'm too tired.
Tom is just exhausted.
You must be tired.
I was already tired.
- I'm tired already.
- I'm already tired.
How tired are you?
Aren't you tired?
I'm so tired!
- I'm so tired.
- I'm so tired!
Tom is very tired.
- I wonder if Tom is tired.
- I wonder whether Tom is tired.
I was tired and I slept.
I'm always tired.
I'm not tired yet.
- I am exhausted.
- I am as tired as a dog.
- You are tired, aren't you?
- You're tired, aren't you?
- I'm not at all tired.
- I'm not a bit tired.
- I'm not tired at all.
Why are you so tired?
- I am no longer tired.
- I'm no longer tired.
"Are you tired?" "No, not at all."
Why am I so tired?
I'm tired. I'm going to bed.
Are you still tired?
- Tom was very tired.
- Tom was really tired.
I'm tired. Let's go home.
No, thanks. I am tired.
I'm too tired to argue.
I am tired of reading.
- I'm a little tired.
- I'm a bit tired.
- I'm a little bit tired.
- I'm just a little tired.
Dan is too tired today.