cansada
/kanˈsada/, [kãnˈsa.ð̞a]tired
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No, estoy cansada.
No, I'm tired.
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Estoy muy cansada.
I'm pretty tired.
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Cansada de ser el objeto de las acusaciones de Tom, Mary huyó a Francia, cuya lengua no conoce el caso 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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Tom se dio cuenta de que María estaba cansada.
Tom realized Maria was tired.
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Ella vendrá incluso si está cansada.
She will come even if she is tired.
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Nancy parece cansada.
Nancy seems tired.
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Estaba cansada, pero decidió caminar.
She was tired but decided on walking.
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Pareces cansada.
You look tired.
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Hoy estaba muy cansada.
I was very tired today.
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¿Estabas cansada anoche?
Were you tired last night?
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¡No te puedes imaginar lo cansada que estoy!
You can't imagine how tired I am.
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Estoy acostumbrada a estar cansada.
I'm used to being tired.
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¿Estás cansada?
Are you tired?
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Parece cansada de veras.
She does look tired.
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No podría estar más cansada.
I couldn't be any more tired.
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Aunque estaba cansada, trató de terminar el trabajo.
Although she was tired, she tried to finish the work.
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Siempre estoy cansada.
I'm always tired.
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Mi madre estaba tan cansada que se fue a acostar temprano.
My mum was so tired that she went to bed early.
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Tom me preguntó si estaba cansada.
Tom asked me if I was tired.
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Parece cansada. Puede que anoche se quedara despierta hasta tarde.
She looks sleepy. She may have stayed up late last night.
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