疲れている
tsukarete iruTo be in a state of physical or mental fatigue, often from work, stress, or exertion.
仕事で疲れている
I'm tired from work.
長い旅行の後、疲れている
I'm exhausted after a long trip.
This phrase is commonly used to express general tiredness and is often followed by the reason for the fatigue.
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Common Usage
This phrase is very common in everyday Japanese and is used to express tiredness in various contexts, such as after work, studying, or physical activity.
⚡Gold Rule
Continuative Form
The 'ている' form indicates a current state or ongoing action. In this case, it shows that the speaker is currently tired.
📖Word Origin
Derived from the verb '疲れる' (tsukareru) meaning 'to become tired' and the continuative form 'ている' (iru), indicating a current state.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is used to describe a current state of tiredness and is often used in casual conversation. It can be used to express both physical and mental fatigue.