cansada
/kanˈsada/, [kãnˈsa.ð̞a]tired
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Pareces muy cansada.
You look very tired.
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Estoy demasiado cansada.
I'm too tired.
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Estoy un poco cansada.
I'm a little tired.
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Estaba muy cansada.
I was very tired.
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No me digas que ya estás cansada.
Don't tell me you're tired already.
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Anoche estaba muy cansada.
I was very tired last night.
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Si estás cansada, vete a la cama.
If you are tired, go to bed.
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Estoy tan cansada que no puedo estudiar.
I am so tired that I can't study.
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Estaba cansada, pero siguió trabajando.
She was tired, but she kept working.
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Estoy cansada y quiero irme a casa.
I'm tired and I want to go home.
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¡Estoy tan cansada!
I'm so tired!
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Estoy cansada, ahora me tengo que ir.
I'm tired. I've got to go now.
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No, gracias. Estoy cansada.
No, thanks. I am tired.
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Cansada de ser el foco de las acusaciones de Tom, Mary voló a Francia, cuya lengua carece de modo acusativo.
Tired of being the subject of the accusations from Tom, Mary fled to France, whose language has no accusative case.
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Estoy terriblemente cansada.
I'm incredibly tired.
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Estoy cansada de oír eso.
I am tired of hearing that.
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Mi madre estaba tan cansada que se fue pronto a la cama.
My mother was so tired that she went to bed early.
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¿Estás cansada de vivir?
Are you tired of living?
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Basta por hoy, estoy cansada.
That's enough for today. I'm tired.
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Yo estoy cansada.
I'm tired.
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