生理で一日中寝てました。って英語でなんて言うの？

Explanation: A woman may not wish to discuss her personal condition openly and so instead of the word 'period' may say something like, 'monthly cycle,' or another popular euphemism: 'It's my time of the month.' Additionally, in the UK, few people would admit to sleeping all day as it appears lazy or slothful and a waste of a day. Example sentence: "I took a day off work as it was my time of the month."

PMS and PMT are acronyms for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Premenstrual Tension (PMT). PMS/PMT refers to physical and emotional symptoms that occur in the one to two weeks before a woman's period, and that often continue into the first few days of your period too. It is common to use these acronyms when talking about your symptoms with others.

A woman's monthly cycle when she is menstruating is also referred to as her period it can also be shortened to PMT or PMS (Premenstrual tension or Premenstrual Syndrome) Some woman suffer badly with the symptoms and get a lot of pain and have to rest or sleep for the first couple of days unless they feel better

I know this feeling too well. Be honest about it! "I didn't do anything today because I'm on my period." You can really use your period for so many things! "I didn't want to go out because I was on my period." "I got nothing done because I was on my period."

The three sentences you see above are excellent ways to express that you slept all day because you had your period. In the first and third sentence you will see the words shut-eye and snooze. Both of these words mean to sleep and are common in our everyday conversation. In the second and third sentence you will see the term time of the month and Aunt Flo. We use these terms to refer to our period.

"I'm on my period" is a clear enough statement for anything, but if you want to be more specific about how you feel when you're on your period, you can express that you slept all day. We use many excuses for our behavior for menstruation. I slept all day because I'm on my period. I'm tired lately because I'm on my period. I've been crying all day because I'm on my period. (Using this verb tense usually indicates that you are still crying) If you are still in bed, you can say "I've been sleeping all day because I'm on my period" I've been angry all day because I'm on my period. Or you can simply say that you are menstruating, so..... I am menstruating so I'm really hungry. I'm on my period so leave me alone

Also you can simply say "I felt unwell" or "I was sick" depending on how well you know the person. But there are many ways this can be stated and "PMS" is a commonly used acronym as well.