Hey sleepyhead=よう、おねむさん
Sleepy=眠い Head=頭
子供相手に使うような、親密な人にのみ使う言葉です。
You must be sleepy=眠いでしょう
You're dozing off, you should go to bed=うとうとしてるよ、ベッドで寝なよ
寝ぼけてる相手に話し掛けてもそのまままた寝てしまう場合が多いので、心配であればこうやって「ベッド行ってちゃんと寝た方がいいよ」と明確なアドバイスを与えるといいでしょう。
'Are you dropping off?' is something which may be asked if your friend's eyes are looking a little heavy so there may be a possibility of them falling asleep. 'To drop off' means simply to fall asleep unintentionally.
'Are you dropping off?' 眠たくないかどうか尋ねる表現です。もしかすると完全に眠っているかもしれませんね。 「to drop off」とは、意図せずに眠りにつくことを意味します。
You can ask "are you tired?".
exhausted - extremely tired
A : You look exhausted!
B : Yes, I hardly slept last night and I had a hectic day at the office.
hardly slept - very little sleep
hectic day- very busy day
あなたは "are you tired?".と尋ねることができます。
exhausted - 非常に疲れた
A : You look exhausted!
A:あなた疲れてる!
B : Yes, I hardly slept last night and I had a hectic day at the office.
B:うん、昨夜ほとんど寝れなかったの。仕事忙しかったし一日。
hardly slept - ほんの少しだけの睡眠
hectic day- とても忙しい一日
To look 'drowsy' is to look tired and sleepy.
If you're 'half-asleep', you're somewhere between being asleep and being awake. Therefore, if you say "You look half asleep", the listener should know that you mean that they don't very alert.
Sleepy (adjective)
needing or ready for sleep
Tired (adjective)
in need of sleep or rest
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Examples
A: Are you feeling sleepy?
B: Yes, I am.
A: You should take a nap
A: Are you tired?
B: Yes!
Sleepy (形容詞)
眠る必要がある、または眠る準備ができている
Tired (形容詞)
眠るまたは休む必要がある
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例
A: Are you feeling sleepy?(眠いですか?)
B: Yes, I am.(はい、眠いです)
A: You should take a nap(昼寝したほうがいいですよ)
A: Are you tired?(疲れていますか?)
B: Yes!(はい!)
you look like you could use some sleep! Are you feeling drowsy?
Somtimes our sugar levels plummet and we are suddenly " bleary-eyed" and
look rather "drowsy". Drowsy is the right term for " being on the edge of sleep"
Looking like we are " ready for bed":-D
"He looked so drowsy" I thought he'd "drop off to sleep at any moment"
血糖値が下がると、突然疲れたり、眠気を催したりします。drowsyとは、今にも寝てしまいそうな状態のことを指します。寝る準備万端といったところでしょうか。
"He looked so drowsy"
彼は、ものすごく眠そうだ。
I thought he'd "drop off to sleep at any moment"
彼はいつでも寝落ちすると思った。
This happens to everyone from time to time. You may have stayed up really late the night before and then gotten up very early and so you didn't get enough sleep and you feel exhausted.
When we say "worn out" it means extremely tired. We use this for items also when they are damaged from over usage.
You look a bit sleepy, would you like to go to bed?
"Are you tired"- The word 'tired' can be used to ask someone whether or not they are feeling the need to go to sleep. If you want to avoid ambiguity, you could just add "do you want to go to sleep" at the end, as the word "tired" could refer to just not wanting to do something anymore. For example:" I am tired of always eating toast."
"You look a bit sleepy, would you like to go to bed?"- We use the word 'sleepy' when we are talking about wanting to sleep. "Sleepy" is a synonym to tired in this sense.
Thank you for your question, hope this helps!
Are you sleepy? Is a straight forward way to ask your friend is he is feeling sleepy. Saying: you look tired is making a statement, then following it up with the question, if someone is feeling tired, it is common that they will feel sleepy as well.