io sono stanco

I am tired

→ io

phrase Uncommon #9,165

I am tired Stanco is the masculine form; use stanca when referring to a woman. With di, it can mean “tired of” something.

IT: Io sono stanco delle tue lamentele.

EN: I am tired of your complaints.

I'm tired of TV.

I’m tired of Tom’s constant complaints.

I am tired of his complaints.

I’m tired of your complaints.

I am tired of fighting.

I’m tired of eating the same thing every day.

I’m tired of losing.

I am tired of this.

I am tired of writing.

I am tired of all these lies.

I’m dead tired!

— Il gattopardo (1963)

I'm dead tired.

I am tired now.

I am tired because I worked too much.

I'm tired.

— The Garden of Sinners Chapter 5: Paradox Paradigm (2008)

But I'm tired!

— Les choristes - I ragazzi del coro (2004)