Je suis très ennuyé
Très... très ennuyé
Je m'ennuie très de l'attente
To say I'm bored and lonely in French, you say "Je suis ennuyé(e) et solitaire"
bonjour and anuiyer
ennuyez-vous juste
elle s'ennuyait, elle en avait assez
j'en ai ras le bol
Je m'ennuie! is a French equivalent of the English phrase "I am bored!" The declaration also translates as "I become bored!" and "I get bored!" in English. The pronunciation will be "zhuh maw-nwee" in French.
To say "very close" in French, you would say "très proche."
In French, to say that you miss someone, you literally say that they "are lacking you".So to say I miss you very much too: tu me manques beaucoup aussiwhich literally means "you are lacking me a lot too".While visiting Quebec I had been told this....Je m'ennui Although, it translates to "I'm bored..." It is used asI'm bored without you.....but It's seems to be popularPerhaps, Je m'ennuie tellement de toi. would be betterTu me manques is used in a more committed relationship .
In Spanish, "very bored" can be expressed as "muy aburrido" for a male speaker or "muy aburrida" for a female speaker. The word "aburrido/a" means "bored," and adding "muy" emphasizes the intensity of the boredom.
oh je suis fatigué et ennuyé