In Navajo, "wake up" can be translated as "yá’át’éeh" and "go to work" can be expressed as "naashá." To say "wake up and go to work," you could combine these phrases, although specific expressions may vary. It's always best to consult a fluent speaker for precise usage in context.
Wake up, it is time to go to work.
You could say in a gentle voice, "Mom, it's time to wake up. we have to go." or something calm like that.
go to the sleeping snorlax and play it. It will wake up and attack you
how many challenges did the navajo twins go through
they wake up in the morning and go to work get to a cash register
You'll wake up happy everyday to go to work every morning!
try make it up example:i tried to wake up so i can get up and go to work today.
No, the correct way to say that would be... "You should just go to work"
what ever time they want to get up
Confucious say man who go to bed with itchy bum, wake up with smelly finger
they go to bed a 1 am and wake up in the noon
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go was created on 1984-05-05.