How do you say bored vs. boring? In English we have a word for someone who is bored, and someone who is boring. Basically how someone feels, vs. what someone is in their personality. Is there a distin

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How do you say bored vs. boring? In English we have a word for someone who is bored, and someone who is boring. Basically how someone feels, vs. what someone is in their personality. Is there a distinction in Spanish for aburrido? How do you say both of these meanings in Spanish? Thanks!!

Jul 16, 2015 7:48 PM

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Hi! Yes, we say both things almost the same way, but we change the verb since we use different verbs for "to be": Examples: "Esto es aburrido" (This is boring) "Estoy aburrido" (I'm bored) "Tu amigo es aburrido" (Your friend is boring) "Tu amigo está aburrido" (Your friend is bored) I hope it helps ^_^

July 16, 2015

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