What is the difference between sleep, asleep and sleepy?
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Sleep es dormir
Asleep es dormido
Sleepy es somnoliento
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To sleep, verbo "dormir".
I want to sleep = quiero dormir.
Sleep, substantivo "sueño"
Last night I did not get enough sleep = anoche no dormí lo suficiente (literalmente "anoche no obtuve suficiente sueño").
Asleep, adverbio "dormido/durmiendo".
He is asleep = él está dormido.
She will fall asleep = ella se quedará dormida.
Sleepy, adjetivo "somnoliento".
I am sleepy = tengo sueño (literalmente "estoy somnoliento").
Espero que eso ayude.
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Sleepy is an adjective - The medicine made him feel sleepy
Sleep can be a noun or a verb - I am pretty tired and should go to sleep.
Asleep can be an adjective or adverb - I fell asleep for a few hours this afternoon.
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¿Que Tal, Chicharo? Soon, I will be going to sleep. Please do not wake the baby, she's finally asleep. I think you are sleepy too.
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