How to Say ‘We're all tired’ in Spain Spanish
Estamos todos cansados
ehs-TAH-mohs TOH-dohs kahn-SAH-dohs
[ehs-TAH-mohs TOH-dohs kahn-SAH-dohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Tiredness is a passing state, so it takes estar, not ser. The ending follows the group, too: an all-female group would be todas cansadas.
Phrase Breakdown
Estamos
[ehs-TAH-mohs]
we are
First person plural indicating state or condition.
Estamos cansados después del trabajo.
We are tired after work.
todos
[TOH-dohs]
all
Masculine plural of 'todo', meaning everyone or all of us.
Todos queremos terminar pronto.
We all want to finish soon.
cansados
[kahn-SAH-dohs]
tired
Masculine plural adjective describing a state, used with 'estar'.
Los chicos están cansados.
The boys are tired.
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