Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Boring"

A: yeah , it’s a phrasal verb, but u could say ‘stare’ as well :)

A: not interesting or exciting

A: скучные ?
I also don't really understand the sentence

A: What is the context?

A: Aburrido

A: They're both adjectives but I think bored can arguably be a noun in "I'm bored" because I'm talking about my state and myself. "This class is boring" I'm describing the class.

A: I don’t like reading the newspaper, I think it’s so boring. Reading these long paragraphs is boring me out of my mind.

A: Doing homework is so boring.
宿題するのはboringです。
You’re going to church? Is it boring?
教会に行くつもり？Boringか？

A: Ugh, this class is so boring! この授業つまんないよ

A: Some people think the slice-of-life genre is boring. Personally, I think if done well it can be interesting.

A: Bored is usually used to describe how you are feeling in an unexciting situation.
"I am bored"
Boring is usually used to describe the unexciting situation.
"Reading can be boring"

A: boring is used for describing something, like for example, the movie is boring.
well for bored it is used for people mostly, example, are you bored? yes i am bored

A: 'Boring' means 'not interesting'; for example, I'm a boring person.
'Bored' means 'feeling tired and impatient because something is boring'; for example, the children got bored with staying indoors.

A: Boring= 지루해
Tiring= 피곤한

Boring is when you have nothing to do and tiring is feeling sleepy

(Sorry my Korean isn't good enough to be able to explain)

A: You say bored when you are talking about feelings. For example if someone asks you "how are you?" you can say "I am bored". Boring is used to describe a noun. "This book is boring." -- "Reading this book makes me bored"

A: “I’m boring” is grammatically correct but just to be sure, it may not mean what you think. “I’m boring” means 我是一個讓人覺得我很無聊的人。也就是說，別人跟我在一起，會覺得我很枯燥乏味。反之， “I’m bored”是中文（我現在沒事做），好無聊喔。

A: 귀찮다 = bothersome , troublesome, tiresome. ( 아무것도 하고 싶지 않을 때 사용함) 예: I find this thing to be a bit bothersome/tiresome to do.= 이 일을 하기 약간 귀찮다고 생각해요.

A: It is dull

A: Also, since I think you are new to english (and I've been learning a little Korean) I know that in the Korean sentence the verb always comes at the end, but in english we don't usually follow this rule. Hence "I might wrong said" is a Korean way of saying it, the correct English is "I might have said it wrong."

A: they say boring as well but you can also use dull or if something is extremely boring you can even say mind-numbing

A: Am I boring you?

A: I don’t know if this keeps your original meaning but...

It’s mean to leave someone behind. Be nice to each other and let’s accomplish something great together

A: I'm bored now.

A: I'm so bored. This TV show is so boring.

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