疲れます（つかれます、tsukaremasu）
- to get tired

The Japanese verb 疲れます疲れます means "to get tired," "to be tired," or "to feel tired." It describes a state of physical or mental exhaustion. It can refer to tiredness from work, study, physical activity, or even emotional stress.

⚫︎ 今日はたくさん歩いたので、疲れます疲れます。 Translation: I walked a lot today, so I'm tired. ⚫︎ 仕事で疲れます疲れます。 Translation: I get tired from work. ⚫︎ 試験勉強で頭が疲れます疲れます。 Translation: My head gets tired from studying for the exams.

⚫︎ Use 疲れます疲れます to express the feeling of being tired. ⚫︎ It is a versatile verb and can be used in various contexts. ⚫︎ You can use it to describe your own tiredness or someone else's. ⚫︎ The subject of 疲れます疲れます is usually the person who is feeling tired.

⚫︎ The base form of the verb is 疲れる疲れる. ⚫︎ The polite form is 疲れます疲れます, which is the dictionary form plus ます. ⚫︎ Written in hiragana: つかれます ⚫︎ The kanji is: 疲 ⚫︎ The okurigana (hiragana attached to the kanji) is れます. ⚫︎ The verb conjugates regularly: ・ Present affirmative: 疲れます疲れます ・ Present negative: 疲れません ・ Past affirmative: 疲れました ・ Past negative: 疲れませんでした

⚫︎ だるい (darui): feeling sluggish, tired, or listless (often used for physical tiredness) ⚫︎ くたびれる (kutabireru): to get tired, worn out (more informal)

⚫︎ 元気です (genki desu): to be energetic, well ⚫︎ 活発です (kappatsu desu): to be active, lively

毎日、朝から晩まで働いているので、とても疲れます疲れます。 ・Translation: I work from morning till night every day, so I get very tired. ・Explanation: This sentence explains that the speaker gets very tired because of working long hours.

長いフライトの後で、みんな疲れています疲れています。 ・Translation: Everyone is tired after the long flight. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the condition of others who are tired after the flight.

The verb 疲れます疲れます originates from the kanji 疲, which means "tiredness," and the verb suffix れる, which creates a passive or causative form. The combination of the two forms the meaning of "to get tired" or "to become tired".