Summary: In this lesson, you will learn what Darui means. Check out the example sentences and dialogues to learn how these phrases are naturally used by native Japanese speakers in conversation.<br> Example 1:<br> 怠い – Darui<br> I’m tired<br> Example 2:<br> 天気が悪くて体がだるい – Tenki ga warukute karada ga darui<br> I’m so tired because of the weather.<br> Example 3:<br> 今日めっちゃだるいよ – Kyō meccha darui<br> I’m super tired today.<br> Example 4:<br> これから打ち合わせなんだよね。超だるい – Kore kara uchiawase nan da yo ne. Chō darui. <br> I’ve got a meeting now. I really don’t want to go. (Lit. it makes me tired) <br> Example 5:<br> 二日酔いでマジだるい – Futsukayoi de maji darui. <br> I’m dead tired because I’m hungover.<br> <br> Example 6:<br> 人混みがだるい – Hitogomi ga darui. <br> The crowds tire me out. <br>
