Tired in Korean 🇰🇷

피로하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Associate “피로” (piro) with “피곤” (pigon), another common word for tired, to reinforce the idea of fatigue.
• Notice the “-하다” ending, which turns the noun “피로” (fatigue) into an adjective meaning “to be tired.”

Explanation:
“피로하다” is an adjectival verb meaning “to be tired” or “to feel fatigue.” It is derived from the noun “피로” (fatigue) combined with “하다” (to do, to become).

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
• 피곤하다 (pigonhada) – perhaps the more commonly used term for “to be tired.”

Conjugations:
Infinitive: 피로하다 (pirohada)
• Present informal low: 피로해 (pirohae)
• Present polite: 피로해요 (pirohaeyo)
• Present formal: 피로합니다 (pirohamnida)
• Past informal low: 피로했어 (pirohaesseo)
• Past polite: 피로했어요 (pirohaesseoyo)
• Past formal: 피로했습니다 (pirohaetseumnida)
• Future informal: 피로할 거야 (pirohal geoya)
• Future polite: 피로할 거예요 (pirohal geoyeyo)
• Future formal: 피로할 것입니다 (pirohal geosimnida)

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 오늘 너무 피로해.
 Romanization: Naneun oneul neomu pirohae.
 Translation: I’m very tired today.

2. 어제 밤에 늦게까지 일해서 피로했어요.
 Romanization: Eoje bame neutgekkaji ilhaeseo pirohaesseoyo.
 Translation: I was tired because I worked late last night.

3. 내일은 충분한 휴식 후에 피로할 거예요.
 Romanization: Naeireun chungbunhan hyusik hue pirohal geoyeyo.
 Translation: I will be tired until I get enough rest tomorrow.

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