English Word: sleepy
Spanish Word: tener sueño
Now you know how to say sleepy in Spanish. :-)
Translated sentences containing 'sleepy'
I am telling mom that the dog is sleepy.
Yo estoy diciendo a mamá que el perro tiene sueño.
You wouldn't be sleepy if you had gone to bed early.
No tendrías sueño si te hubieras acostado temprano.
You will be sleepy if you take these pills.
Tendrás sueño si tomas estas pastillas.
You would have been sleepy if you had taken these pills.
Tú habrías tenido sueño si te hubieras tomado estas pastillas.
I'm telling mom that the dog is sleepy.
Yo estoy diciendo a mamá que el perro tiene sueño.
I am very sleepy.
Yo tengo mucho sueño.
We are all a little bit sleepy.
Todos traemos algo de sueño.
I am sleepy.
Tengo sueño.
Neither of the children is sleepy.
Ninguno de los niños tiene sueño.
This evening, I would do a lot of things, but I'm sleepy.
Esta noche yo haría muchas cosas, pero tengo mucho sueño.
I'm sleepy. I need to go to bed.
Tengo sueño. Necesito ir a la cama.
They are sleepy.
Ellas tienen sueño.
You would be sleepy if you took these pills.
Tendrías sueño si tomaras estas pastillas.
I'm sleepy because I went to bed very late last night.
Tengo sueño porque me acosté muy tarde anoche.
Are you sleepy?
¿Tienen usted sueño?
There was I believe an old Glen Miller song beginning: 'Sleepy time Gal, you're turning night into day'.
Creo que hay una antigua canción de Glen Miller que empieza diciendo: "Es hora de dormir, chica, estás haciendo de la noche un día".
You may believe that you can turn 'no' into 'yes', but when the sleepy time voters wake up, they will soon throw this out.
Puede que les parezca posible hacer del "no" un "sí", pero cuando los votantes dormidos despierten, no tardarán en rechazarlo.
The euro may be the project of the century, but it seems to be making a very sleepy entry among Member States.
El euro es el proyecto del siglo, a pesar de lo cual su presentación se está llevando a cabo en los distintos Estados miembros de una manera casi somnolienta.
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