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How do you say look tired in Esperanto?

There are a few ways to say "look tired" in Esperanto, depending on the nuance you want to convey:

Most common and literal:

* Aspektas laca: This is the most straightforward translation. "Aspektas" means "looks" and "laca" means "tired."

More specific options:

* Aspektas elĉerpita: This is a bit stronger than "laca," meaning "exhausted" or "worn out."

* Aspektas malfreŝa: This means "looks stale" or "lacking freshness," suggesting a tiredness that shows on the face.

* Aspektas dormema: This means "looks sleepy" or "drowsy."

Using a verb instead of "aspektas":

* Ŝajnas laca: This literally means "seems tired."

The best option for you depends on the specific context and the level of tiredness you want to express.

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