I = Ich am = bin tired = müde (if it's like "I'll go to bed". If you're tired of something it's "keine Lust mehr haben" or "es satt haben".) I am tired = Ich bin müde I am tired of... = Ich habe keine Lust mehr/Ich habe es satt
war müde is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
In Farsi, you can say "خیلی خستهام" to express "I am so tired".
Tired
It can vary by region but one way is "Ich bin mid" which is close to the German "Ich bin müde."
To say "I am so tired" in French, you would say "Je suis tellement fatigué(e)."
so ist, dass
Mi taad so bad
In Vietnamese, you would say "Tôi rất mệt." The phrase translates to "I am very tired." You can also say "Tôi mệt quá" for a slightly different emphasis, meaning "I am so tired."
I am tired
in german you don't say "so" often you just say often, and in german often is "Oft" xxx :) hope this helped
Context matters. Nicht Nien and more that I would list if not so tired.
Kindergarten is German for Child's Garden. So you would say Kindergarten.