朝めっちゃ早起き出来る？って英語でなんて言うの？

・Can you get up super early? 　めっちゃ早く起きれる？ very や so の代わりに super を使うともっとカジュアルな表現になります。 ・We will need to get up very early. Is that okay? 　すごく早起きしないといけないけど大丈夫？ 文脈的にはこちらの2つ目の例文の方が自然かなと思いました。

質問の仕方で、あなたの心情を表すことができます。 Can you wake up really early in the morning? あなた朝とても早いけど、起きれる？（話し手の気持ち　→あなた本当に起きれるかしら？） You can certainly wake up really early in the morning, can't you? あなた朝すごい早いけど起きれるよね？（話しての気持ち→あなた早く起きれるでしょ！・・・大丈夫よね！お〜！！）っといったようなニュアンスです。

If you would like to ask someone if they can wake up early in the morning, you can say something like "Are you okay to wake up really early in the morning?" or "Can you wake up really early in the morning?". These are some easy ways to ask someone this.

"Are you OK to wake up very early?" is a casual way to ask someone if waking up early will be alright with them. "OK" is a term we use a lot to refer to feeling alright about a thing. "How are you at waking up really early?" is a little more general - this asks the general feeling someone has about waking up and whether they are good at it, or whether they really struggle and prefer not to. An answer to this could be - "I'm great at waking up really early!" or "I'm not good at waking up really early." To be very specific, we can also use the reason in the beginning of the question - "I want to get to the market by dawn, can you get up that early?". Note: You can also use the verbal phrase "get up" instead of "wake up", which means 'getting out of bed'.

Can is a transitive verb that means permitted or able to do something, most often used in a question rather than a command. You relates to yourself, the person you are talking too or the speaker, or any person in general that is not the person using the word. Wake up is when a person open their eyes after being asleep and get's out of bed. When refers to the time that something took place, happened...it is usually an adverb but it is also used as a conjunction/ a joining word. Before refers to the time in the past up to when the event you are next describing takes place/or happens. The is a joining word, but also a determiner so we know that it refers to one or more things already mentioned or assumed that the reader has common knowledge of it. Sun is the ball of boiling hot gas that burns continuously millions of miles away in our solar system the milky way and sustains life on this planet. Rises refers to something coming up, moving from a lower position to a higher one. (although with our planet earth being a sphere/a globe this is only an illusion.) At is another joining word or conjunction word that refers to where something is or where about's they or it is located. Crack does not only mean when something is broken it is also used to describe the first light in the morning known as daybreak, the crack of dawn explains this. Of is another joining word/a conjunction word that explains the relationship between the part and the whole of something to or how something or more usually how someone relates, fits in with something else. Dawn relates to the sun rising.... When relates to the time something happens at. Birds refers to animals that have wings, most of which fly unless they happen to be too heavy such as an ostrich of birds that tend to "fly in the water" like penguins...they are able to fly but their habitat and weight makes that more unlikely, depending on the species. Birds also communicate via beautiful musical note and do this most often in the morning at day break which is where the saying comes from. Do means to perform an action, the meaning of which is not specified.

Dawn is when the sun is just rising in the morning as the day is about to begin. If you ask someone if they are an early riser, it means that you are asking them do they get up early in a morning. If you want someone to wake up early in the morning, you should ask them: - Will you be able to get up before dawn tomorrow morning?

The first two examples are two different ways that we can ask the question of someone's capability or, "to be able to (can)," to do something. The last example is simply stating that you need to wake up tomorrow very early.

1. We have to be up at the crack of dawn. The crack of dawn means very, very early. It literally refers to that exact moment when the sun starts appearing above the horizon. 2. We have to be up with the birds. This idiomatic expression also means getting up super early as birds are active very early in the morning. The chirping and singing of birds early in the morning is called the "dawn chorus".

ご質問ありがとうございます。 ・「Can you wake up super early?」 ＝朝めっちゃ早起き出来る？ （例文）Can you wake up super early?// Yeah, I'm a morning person. （訳）朝めっちゃ早起き出来る？//うん、私朝型だよ。 単語： wake up 起きる お役に立てれば嬉しいです。 Coco

ご質問ありがとうございます。 ・「Can you wake up super early?」 （意味)朝めっちゃ早起き出来る？ <例文>Can you wake up super early? I'm planning to leave at 5. <訳>朝めっちゃ早起き出来る？5時には出かけようと思ってる。 参考になれば幸いです。