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_426425278495186
3 Dec 2020

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How do you say this in English (US)? 飽きた
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OctoSquakk
3 Dec 2020

  • English (US)

Depends on context.

1. "to be fed up with", "to have had enough"

2. "to be bored with", "to lose interest in"

Do you have a full sentence?

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_426425278495186
3 Dec 2020

  • Japanese
I don’t have any sentence.

I feel
1=I have a lot of the same things
2=I played the thing long time,tired to play the thing.

My thoughts are okey?
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OctoSquakk
3 Dec 2020

  • English (US)

(2) is okay.

同じゲームを毎回するのがもう飽きた。つまらないから。
I was bored playing the same game over and over because it was uninteresting.

(1) is more like

母にいつも叱られって、飽きている。
(I'm tired of) / (I'm fed up with being) / (I've had enough of being) constantly being scolded by my mom.

Sorry if my Japanese is not correct. Hope I did not confuse you.

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