I don't understand this phrase...
I've looked up "そろそろ起きないと…", and I thought it was something like "you're not waking up gradually and..", but every translation website I've checked has given me a different version...Could you tell me what it means please? thank you!

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That means I had better wake up now. maybe he has to go to work but doesn't want to wake up.

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Depending on context, it also can be "It's time for you to wake up (soon)..."

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Hello. 
It means like "I need to wake up soon" .

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