Bored in Tagalog

Bored in Tagalog translates to “nababagot” (feeling bored), “nagsasawa” (tired of something), or “walang magawa” (nothing to do). This common emotional state describes the feeling of lacking interest or engagement. Discover how Filipinos express boredom in various situations below.

[Words] = Bored

[Definition]:

• Bored /bɔːrd/
• Adjective: Feeling weary and uninterested because one has nothing to do or because something is dull.
• Adjective: Feeling tired of something due to repetition or lack of stimulation.

[Synonyms] = Nababagot, Nagsasawa, Walang magawa, Inip, Tamad

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: The children got bored during the long car ride.
  
  Ex1_PH: Ang mga bata ay nababagot sa mahabang biyahe sa sasakyan.
• Ex2_EN: I’m bored with watching the same shows every night.
  
  Ex2_PH: Nagsasawa na ako sa panonood ng parehong palabas tuwing gabi.
• Ex3_EN: She feels bored because she has nothing to do at home.
  
  Ex3_PH: Siya ay nababagot dahil wala siyang magawa sa bahay.
• Ex4_EN: The students looked bored during the lecture.
  
  Ex4_PH: Ang mga estudyante ay mukhang nababagot sa panahon ng lektyur.
• Ex5_EN: Don’t be bored, let’s play some games together.
  
  Ex5_PH: Huwag kang mababagot, maglaro tayo ng ilang laro.