In Spanish, it's "Tu vida es aburrida."
Era aburrido/a (masculine/feminine 'it') Pronounced 'AIRah ahbooRREEthaw/ah' ('th' as in 'the')
'Jinsei wa tsumaranai desu' is a common formal way to say "life is boring" in Japanese. A common, yet informal way to say this would be 'jinsei nante tsumarani'.
Aburrido is boring. One thing to watch is the use of ser and estar with this. Estoy aburrido means "I am bored". Soy aburrido means "I am boring".
'divertido' = entertaining, enjoyable, so: 'aburrido' = boring.
Estoy aburrido (for a male) Estoy aburrida (for a female)
aburrido(a)
es aburrido
Boring
aburrido
It means: How boring!
"My daily life is normal and a bit boring"
because it's boring so much
Boring would be "aburrido," but if the subject is feminine, "aburrido" would get changed to "aburrida".
It means: How boring!
The opposite of "interesante" in Spanish is "aburrido," which means boring.
life was boring
My Boring Life - 2013 was released on: USA: 29 July 2013