How to Say ‘Feel tired.’ in Simplified Chinese
觉得累。
jué de lèi
[jywe-duh lay]
💬 Usage Tip: [觉得] is often followed directly by a feeling: [觉得累] [觉得不舒服] [觉得头晕]. You do not need a word for "am" before the adjective.
Phrase Breakdown
觉得
jué de
[jywe-duh]
to feel; to think
A very common verb used to express a feeling, opinion, or personal impression.
我今天觉得很开心。
I feel very happy today.
累
lèi
[lay]
tired
Describes being physically or mentally tired.
我下班以后很累。
I am very tired after work.
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