Meaning
'I'm tired' — worn out, whether in body or in patience. 'Mi tired' covers plain exhaustion and being fed up: 'mi tired a it' means I'm sick of it. Often stretched for emphasis — 'mi tired, tired'. Close to 'mi cyaan bada' (I can't be bothered).
Examples
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Mi tired, mi a go rest now.
I'm tired — I'm going to rest now.
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Mi tired a di same argument.
I'm tired of the same argument.
Origin
'mi' (I) + 'tired'. See [[mi-cyaan-bada]], [[mi-dun]].
How it’s used
Physically tired, or fed up ('tired a it').