“I’m sleepy” in Japanese 2 Ways #shorts

Your so helpful-

what about 疲れたよ ? 🤔

Every Omori fan: OYASUMI-

Nemui. I say 'nemui' because I'm being entertained. (I really should go to sleep, though.)

The frustrated "2 again?" I needed that. Thanks for the validation 😂

What about Otsukata mashita😴

English has a similar difference too!
Nemui (my phone can’t type in Japanese yet so this is my solution) would translate to sleepy, but with the added context for Nemutai, it would translate to “tired” or “exhausted” given the context and how extreme the feeling is.
Edit:
Here’s some sentences to illustrate what I’m saying better.
“I’m sleepy, goodnight”
“I’m so tired, but I still have so much work to do 😢”
“I’m so exhausted from that hike I could just pass out right now”

So it’s just sleepy (I could use a nap) vs. tired (if I don’t get sleep I’ll become violent)

So sleepy vs tired

Tai form is the “I want” form right?

眠っ

Bro doulingo is losing my trust 😢😂

Nemutai...
The -tai ending means want to, right? Which is why it's a bother, you want to sleep but cannot.

What is your skincare routine girl? You look like an angel ❤

I understand Owarase, what does owarasenakiya mean.

So basically ねむい is "im sleepy" and ねむたい is "I want to sleep"?

May Fabric Pramod lodhi job hilp?

使い分けたことなかったわ…なんで2つあんだろ

I'm Japanese．

〝ねむい(nemui)〟 and 〝ねむたい(nemutai)〟 have the same meaning.

違いがあったのか

Nemui will be like half my vocabulary

Isn't ねむたぃ means want to sleep or. am I missing something?

Even as a Japanese, I couldn’t verbalize the difference between the two or even didn’t know how different because I naturally use both separately. Well explained!

え、30年生きてきててどっちでもいいと思ってるが

So like tired and sleepy I suppose

I'm Japanese. Someone coments ねむたい literaly means "want to sleep" but that is incorrect. Indeed, adding たい to the verb means "want to" so ねむりたい means "want to sleep." But it is not verb. Some adjectives can end in たい, for example, おもい/おもたい(heavy), けむい/けむたい(smoky). These adjectives have almost same meanings and we care little for the differences but we feel たい adjectives are a little more subjetive and emotional whereas ねむい and おもい are objective.

You could say tsukerata Idk how to spell it

初めて知ったwwwww

眠たいって、ねたいとねむいがくっついた言葉みたいな使い方するんだなあ

正直日本人はほとんど使い分けないのでどっちでもいいです
日本より

How do i say "i want to sleep" in japanese? 「私は眠たい」 is this the correct way of saying it? 😅

Nemuri no kogoro😂😂

どっちの場合でも「ねむっ」で行ける気がする

…ねむっ
ねむ〜い
…ねむい
ねむぅ〜…

―ふええええええぇ（一部）
🙄🙄💦✨

Japanese teachers are usually awesome but you are the best awesome Japanese teacher ever 🌷💖

Don't kill yourself, sleep removes toxins from the body, it refreshes your memory so you have a better chance of remembering things. SLEEP guys, don't stay awake, it is not cool.

「誤った情報」で報告しておきます。

ねむたい
ねむい
ねみい
マジねむっ
相手や時と場合によってかえることはあれども、意味で使い分ける日本人はいません。

And that’s why I drink copious amounts of Energy Drinks mixed with coffee. About 650-1036Mg of Caffeine to be Exact.

Doesn't "nemutai" literally mean "I want to sleep" because of the "tai", which is usually a shortcut of "shitai", which is commonly used as "want to" as in "want to do something"?

Most young people use "ねっむ"(nemmu)

I personally don't make a difference between them

The nemutai example is literally me right now, I'm trying to finish my homework for tomorrow morning and i'm sleepy ://

But since my teacher trusts me so much, i don't want to broke her trust so i gotta finish that :'<

I'm Japanese but i'd say both nemui and nemutai have same nuances. We don't have to think which we should use. There is just a soooooo little difference.

Nemui in life Japanese: 1%
Nemutai: 99%















































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Better than Chinese.

You can also say for informal ねむっ

I love the way she says mittekurete arigato
Umm correct me if I got it wrong😅

How do i say in japanese, tv is not working or remote control not working 😊ありがとうございます。

日本語の勉強になります…！

neru is sleep..nemui is want to sleep...なるほど