Korean Dictionary
How to say “I'm tired” in Korean
피곤해요
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Usage & Context
Expressing fatigue, commonly heard in Korean workplaces and schools where long hours are common. 너무 피곤해요 (I'm so tired) is more emphatic. Koreans often bond over shared exhaustion, making this a common conversation topic and expression of solidarity.
Example Sentence
잘 지내요? —그냥 좀 피곤해요. 일이 많아서요.
How are you? —I'm a bit tired. There's a lot of work.
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