How to Say ‘Tired’ in Spain Spanish
Cansado / cansada
kahn-SAH-doh kahn-SAH-dah
[kahn-SAH-doh kahn-SAH-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: The ending matches the person speaking. A man says estoy cansado and a woman says estoy cansada. enfermo/enferma and mareado/mareada work the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
Cansado
[kahn-SAH-doh]
tired (masculine)
Adjective for feeling tired, used for a male, with 'estar'.
Él está muy cansado hoy.
He is very tired today.
cansada
[kahn-SAH-dah]
tired (feminine)
Feminine form of the adjective, used for a female.
Ella está cansada después del trabajo.
She is tired after work.
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