I am bored

This is a common way to express boredom in Amharic.

This is a standard way to express boredom in Arabic.

This is a common and polite way to express boredom in Bengali.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Catalan.

This is a common and natural way to express boredom in Czech.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Danish.

This is the most direct and common way to say 'I am bored' in German.

This is the most common way to express boredom in Greek.

Use 'aburrido' if you are male and 'aburrida' if you are female.

This is a common way to express boredom in Estonian.

This is a common way to express boredom in Basque.

This is a common way to express boredom in Persian.

This is a common way to express boredom in Finnish.

This is a common and versatile way to express boredom in French.

Use 'aburrido' if you are male and 'aburrida' if you are female.

This is a common way to express boredom in Gujarati.

This phrase can mean both 'I am bored' and 'I am tired' in Hausa.

Use 'meshua'am' if you are male and 'meshua'amet' if you are female.

Use 'ho rahaa hoon' if you are male and 'ho rahee hoon' if you are female.

This is the most direct way to say 'I am bored' in Hungarian.

This is a standard way to express boredom in Indonesian.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Icelandic.

Use 'annoito' if you are male and 'annoita' if you are female.

This is a polite way to say 'I am bored' in Japanese; 'Taikutsuda' is more casual.

This is a polite way to say 'I am bored' in Korean; 'Jiruhae' is more casual.

This is a common way to express boredom in Lithuanian.

This is a common way to express boredom in Latvian.

Use 'kantaaḷlaa aahe' if you are male and 'kantaaḷlee aahe' if you are female.

This is a standard way to express boredom in Malay.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Dutch.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Norwegian.

Use 'ho rihaa haan' if you are male and 'ho rahee haan' if you are female.

This phrase uses the dative case and is the most common way to express boredom.

Use 'entediado' if you are male and 'entediada' if you are female.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Romanian.

This phrase uses the dative case, which is common in Russian for expressing feelings.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Swedish.

This is the most common way to express boredom in Swahili.

This is a standard way to express boredom in Tamil.

This is a common way to express boredom in Telugu.

This is the most common way to express boredom in Thai; 'chǎn' is used by females, and 'phǒm bʉ̀a' (ผมเบื่อ) is used by males.

This is a common way to express boredom in Tagalog.

This is the standard way to express boredom in Turkish.

Similar to Russian, this uses the dative case.

Use 'ho rahaa hoon' if you are male and 'ho rahee hoon' if you are female.

This is a direct and common way to express boredom in Vietnamese.

This phrase literally means 'It tires me', but is used to express boredom in Yoruba.

This is a common and neutral way to express boredom in Mandarin Chinese.

This is a common way to express boredom in Cantonese.

This is a common way to express boredom in Zulu.