昨日はよく眠れたって英語でなんて言うの？

It is very good manners to ask hotel guests, friends or colleagues how they slept the previous night. "How did you sleep?" "Did you get much rest last night?" "Sleep well?" These are all great expressions to say when asking if they were able to sleep well the previous night. Guests may respond with things such as "I slept great", "I had a great nights sleep".

'Did you sleep well is the usual question for this situation when you are enquiring about the quality of someone's sleep. "How was your sleep?" is a more open question which seeks some kind of details from the person being questioned. "Well I had a good night but some crazy dog woke me up barking." "Yes it belongs to the neighbours. It's really irritating!" Another possible way of asking is, "Did you have a peaceful night?" "Yes, I slept like a log, thanks."

The third one is the most common one in my household.

When asking somebody "How did you sleep?", a response that you can use, which is a popular British idiom is "Like a log". The expression simply means that you slept all the through the night, without any distress or waking up. Just like a wooden log, which has no feeling, does not move and remains heavy. By saying this, it means your body was in the same way. Examples: A: How did you sleep last night? > B: Like a log! A: How was your sleep? B: Wonderful! I slept like a log.

Asking a guest how someone slept the previous night is a very polite thing to ask. You can make sure you ask the proper question by saying "How did you sleep last night?" and as the host, you will hope that they answer that they did indeed sleep well. You can always assume that they did sleep well by implying it with "Did you sleep well last night?" and most of the time they will respond with "yes I slept amazingly" or if they had a rough time sleeping then you may hear something like "no I didn't, I had wild dreams!"

You can ask : Did you rest well?, Did you get a good night's rest? or How did you sleep last night? Usually the person would say " I slept like a baby" or "I slept really well".

A: Good morning! B: Good morning! A: Did you have a good night's rest? B: Yes, i slept like a baby. A: Are you well rested and ready for the day? B: No, I could not sleep with the dogs barking all night

If you want to know you can simply ask, how did you sleep? did you sleep well? Did you have a good sleep? well = in a good or satisfactory way.

A fun way of asking your guest if they slept last night. The land of nod is the state of sleep.

If you get a good nights worth of sleep you can say ''I got a good night's sleep''. If you slept well and had a comfortable night leaving you feel rested you can describe how you slept the night before by saying ''I had an okay sleep/a very good night's sleep last night''.

When wanting to know about how well someone slept the night before either of the phrases I have put above is a polite way of asking. Example "Good morning, How did you sleep last night?" or "Good morning, Did you get a good nights sleep last night?"

A) How did you sleep ? - Direct question B) Did you sleep ok? *ok - good/well/fine C) Have a good night's rest? - *Good night's - Did you sleep well

How did you sleep is the most common way to ask if someone if they slept good or bad. You can also ask "Did you sleep well?". Both of these are polite ways to ask. If you want to be a bit more informal, you can say "You look like you slept well.". This isn't a question but a statement, however it does expect a response from the other person. Try saying it with a smile on your face!

"Did you sleep well? and "I hope you got a good nights sleep" These two expressions are used when asking someone how they slept and that you hope that they slept well, often used in a friends conversation and in a hotel working environment, you would often hear the hotel workers ex, the receptionists saying these expressions.

"Did you sleep well last night?", can be used to ask someone if he got a good night's rest. "Yes.", "No.", and, "Pretty much.", can be typical responses to this question. This can help you to learn if someone slept well and can give you a chance to create a solution if he/she did not sleep well. "How did you sleep last night?", is another way to ask how someone slept the night before. "Good.", "Fine.", and, "Not so well.", can be typical responses to this question. Again, by asking this question, you can have the opportunity to learn if someone slept well and can give you a chance to create a solution if he/she did not sleep well. "Did you have a restful night?", is a more formal way of asking if someone slept well. "Yes.", "No.", and, "Somewhat.", can be typical responses to this question. By asking any of these questions, you can better figure out if someone was able to sleep well the night before.

A good way of asking your guests if they slept well last night, is: "How did you sleep?" "Did you sleep well?" "Did you sleep okay last night?"

it is very good manners to ask hotel guests, friends or colleagues how they slept the previous night. it expresses a general concern for their well being. if you are the owner of the hotel worker or owner then it is a nice thing to ask

All of these sentences express that you would like to how how someone slept the night before.

When you wish to enquire if your overnight guests slept well, you may say: "Did you sleep well?" "How did you sleep?" "Did you have a good rest?" You can also say: "I hope you slept well." "I hope you got a good night's sleep." "I hope that you got a good night's rest."

It is mannerly to ask a guest if they slept well and if they feel well rested. We can do so by using the sentences above. Well rested: feeling refreshed Mannerly: having good manners "Good morning sir/ma'am, how did you sleep?" "Morning everyone, how did everyone sleep?" "Hi, good morning, did you sleep well?"

Both of these are perfect ways to ask someone if they were able to sleep well. 'How did you sleep' is more commonly used and leaves the answer open. (if you want to make a conversation) They can answer with 'I slept well thank you, how about you?' Q: How did you sleep? A: I slept very well thank you. And you? However, 'Did you sleep okay' is usually a 'yes' or 'no' answer. Q: Did you sleep okay? A: Yes I did.