How to say "I'm sick and tired of..." in Spanish (Día 100)

The video tutorial celebrates reaching day 100 of the 'phrase of the day' series. It teaches how to express being 'sick and tired' in Spanish using different forms based on gender and number. The tutorial also covers using the infinitive form after expressing 'sick and tired' and introduces the subjunctive mood for expressing actions outside one's control. The instructor shares feedback on common mistakes, particularly the use of 'mas o menos' versus 'así así' in Spanish, and addresses spam comments.

How do you say 'I am sick and tired' in Spanish if you are a male?

• Estoy arta de

• Estoy arto de

• Estoy artas de

• Estoy artos de

Which form of the verb should be used after 'estoy arto de' when referring to an action?

• Past tense

• Infinitive form

• Present tense

• Future tense

What is the correct form of 'sick and tired' for a group of females?

• Estar arto de

• Estoy arto de

• Están arto de

• Están artas de

When expressing being 'sick and tired' of someone else's actions, which mood is used in Spanish?

• Indicative

• Imperative

• Subjunctive

• Conditional

What is the general rule for forming the subjunctive mood in Spanish?

• Change the ending of the verb to 'o'

• Add 's' to the end of the verb

• Use the infinitive form

• Change the ending of 'e' to 'a' and 'a' to 'e'