* Pagkabagot (pronounced pahg-kah-bah-got) is the most direct translation of "boredom" and is a general term for the feeling of being bored.
* Kakapoy (pronounced kah-kah-poy) is a more colloquial term for feeling bored, and it literally translates to "tired" or "exhausted" but can also mean "bored" in certain contexts.
* Walang gana (pronounced wal-ang ga-nah) literally means "no desire" and can be used to describe the feeling of being bored or uninterested in something.
* Pakiramdam na walang magawa (pronounced pah-kee-ram-dam nah wal-ang mah-gah-wah) literally means "feeling like you have nothing to do" and can be used to describe the feeling of boredom.
You can also use nabuburyong (pronounced nah-boo-boo-ryong) which is the present tense of "to get bored".
Examples:
* Nakararamdam ako ng pagkabagot. (I'm feeling bored.)
* Kakapoy na ako sa paghihintay. (I'm bored waiting.)
* Wala akong gana sa pag-aaral ngayon. (I have no desire to study now.)
* Pakiramdam ko ay walang magawa ngayon. (I feel like I have nothing to do now.)
* Nabuburyong ako sa klase. (I'm getting bored in class.)
The best word to use will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality you want to convey.