今週は残業続きで疲れたので週末は家にいる予定です。って英語でなんて言うの？

I am going to take it easy and rest from a hard weeks work. I am going to relax since it has been a hard week. I am going to chill and cool down from work. All I would say are very informal phrases or sentences, however you wish to call them, and I would say that they will give you the sound of a native. I hope this help. Have a great day. Will

If you were asked what you plan to do during the weekend and you want to express that you are tired this week because you worked a lot of overtime and will be staying at home, you could say any of the following: "I'm going to stay home because I worked hard this week", "I worked a lot during the week, I am very tired o I will be staying at home on the weekend" or "I did a lot of overtime, I am going to stay home on the weekend".

I worked "a lot of hours" is another way to say you worked overtime or worked hard. "working overtime" means to work extra hours beyond the standard amount. "I have no energy" means I am too tired or exhausted to do something.

Honestly, doing overtime work daily can get you so tired that you can wish for a free weekend.Watching your favourite sports on television during the weekend can definitely relax your mind and body.The adjective 'exhausted' used in the second statement means to be 'extremely tired'.The phrase 'completely worn out' used in the third statement also means to be extremely 'exhausted' or 'tired' due to over exerting oneself. So, you may say: I am so tired this week because of working overtime daily, that I just want to stay home this weekend. or Daily overtime has exhausted me so much that I just would like to stay home and watch sports on television this weekend. or I am going to stay home and watch sports on television this weekend because daily overtime has completely worn me out.

When you want to explain that you will not be doing anything this weekend because you are tired due to working overtime all week; then you may express this in the following ways: -I'm going to be indoors this weekend, resting because I worked overtime a lot during the week. -I'm going to stay home because I worked very hard this week. -I'm going to have a relaxed weekend in because I worked overtime all week.

Tough week at work- meaning very busy, strenuous or difficult. Over-time- meaning that you worked more than the usual amount. I had a long week! - the week was difficult and seemed to last forever. I would like to just take it easy at home this weekend. (meaning that you want to just relax at home.)

I am staying home during the weekend because I worked so hard during the week. I'm exhausted from all the overtime I worked this week. I have no energy to do anything this weekend.

When you work so hard during the week, you can feel the effects of the hard work on your body when the weekend arrives. Because of the lack of a full night's sleep during the week, you need to catch up on your sleep. In the second sentence "burned-out" is another way to say that you are completely exhausted and almost ready to collapse because of stress or overwork.

knackered' is a common British slang expression for saying your extremely tired. 'worn out' is a way of telling someone you are exhausted and possibly pushed your body too far. 'I have worked over time this week, I will be staying home all weekend.' 'I plan to stay home all weekend as I am worn out from working over time.' 'I'm knackered from working so hard this week at work, I'm going to have a chilled weekend at home.' Either of these three sentences are a good way of telling someone you are tired from working so many hours and you are going to be staying at home this weekend.

When asked what you are doing during the weekend. you want to say that you got tired this week because you worked overtime a lot, so you are going to stay home at the weekend. In this scenario, you could use one of the above suggested comments to explain your feelings. If you are 'dog tired', you are very tired.

The most common way to say that you would prefer to spend time at your house and rest is to use the phrasal verb 'to stay in.' For example: I worked very hard this week, so I want to stay in this weekend. Another common way to say this is to use the verb 'to relax.' For example: I worked very hard this week, so I want to relax this weekend. You can also add the words "at home" after the verb to make it clear that you will be at your house while relaxing.

"Since" is a word that is used to provide context to the cause of some sort of action. It notes that you will be staying home this weekend because of the fact that you had to work so much overtime during the week. I hope that this helps. :)