dormir

She wants to sleep.

The sentence directly points towards the desire of a person (specifically a well-known female) who wants to sleep. 'Quiere' is the Spanish word for 'Wants.'

Can you sleep well?

The sentence is structured as a question, inquiring about someone's quality of sleep. 'Puedes' translates to 'Can you' in English.

I usually sleep a lot during the winter.

''Suelo' in Spanish indicates a general or habitual action and translates to 'usually' in English. Thus, the sentence means that the individual tends to sleep a lot in the winter.

The baby needs to sleep.

The sentence refers to the requirement or need of a baby to sleep. 'Necesita' is the Spanish equivalent of 'needs to'.

He/she couldn’t sleep last night.

The sentence is referring to a person who wasn't able to sleepẉ the previous night, showing inability. 'Pudo' is past tense of 'poder' which means 'could'.

I love to sleep on Sundays

The emphasis is on a person's distinct liking for sleeping especially on the Sundays, denoting preference - personal liking. 'Encanta' is Spanish for 'love' or 'greatly like'.

I did not enjoy sleeping at the hotel

This sentence implies discontent or lack of enjoyment of the speaker from sleeping at a hotel.

I'm going to sleep all afternoon.

Implies an intention or successful future plan by the speaker about sleeping the total afternoon. 'Voy' signals future/express intention Klingof the speaker.

I prefer to sleep well tonight.

Absolutely indicating preference and wish of an issue with subsequent direct translation connecting day-to-day lingo.

I like to sleep early.

This sentence is uttered by a person explaining their preference about sleeping early. 'Temprano' in Spanish translates to 'Early' in English.

I'm going to sleep

This sentence is a common way to express that you're going to sleep in Spanish. The phrase 'voy a' signifies the future tense 'going to'.

I want to sleep all day

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I can't sleep

Useful phrase for expressing inability to sleep. The word 'no' negates the verb, 'puedo' signifies can and 'dormir' means sleep.

The baby needs to sleep

A simple sentence to illustrate a need (necesita) for the baby (el bebé) to sleep (dormir).

She loves to sleep

Ama means loves. You can use it to express something someone has strong feelings for, in this case, she loves to sleep.

I have just slept

'Acabo de' is a common phrase in Spanish to express something that has just happened. Here it is used with 'dormir' which means to sleep.

I'm going to sleep soon

Pronto means soon. This sentence expresses a future plan to sleep in the near future.

I prefer to sleep alone

'Prefiero' is derived from 'preferir' which means 'to prefer', the phrase expresses a personal preference to sleep alone.

You are going to sleep early

A phrase that predicts someone (you) will be sleeping early. 'Vas a' is second person future tense - 'you are going'.

I should sleep more

Debo translates to 'I should' or 'I ought to'. This phrase is expressing a personal necessity or advice to sleep more.