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How you say I am so tired in french?

There are a few ways to say "I am so tired" in French, depending on the level of tiredness and the context:

Formal:

* Je suis très fatigué(e). (I am very tired) - This is the most direct and literal translation.

* Je suis épuisé(e). (I am exhausted) - This implies a stronger level of tiredness.

Informal:

* Je suis crevé(e). (I am dead tired) - This is a very common and informal expression.

* J'ai les jambes en coton. (My legs are made of cotton) - This is a figurative expression that means you are so tired your legs feel weak.

* J'ai besoin de me coucher. (I need to go to bed) - This is a more direct way of saying you are tired and need to rest.

* Je suis à bout de forces. (I am at the end of my strength) - This is a very strong expression that implies you are completely exhausted.

The best option will depend on the specific situation and your relationship with the person you are talking to.

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