Sendamenipo mukwai, mulale bwino
Good night, sweet dreams. They speak English in Hawaii.
'Golden dreams' is an English equivalent of 'sogni d'oro'. It and 'dolci sogni' ['sweet dreams'] are common 'good night' wishes. It's pronounced 'SOH-nyee DOH-roh'.
"buenas noches guapo y dulces sueños"
Good night and sweet dreams.
Have a beautiful night and have beautiful dreams.
good night and sweet dreams my friends (a French would say 'de beaux rêves' and not 'doux rêves')
In Maori, "good night sweet dreams" can be translated to "po marie, moe moa."
How do you say good night sweet dreams in Patois
Not sure about 'sweet dreams' exactly, but 'SpakOini NOchi' (conventionally 'good night') is literally '(I wish you) a tranquil night'
Good night, sweet dreams. They speak English in Hawaii.
'Golden dreams' is an English equivalent of 'sogni d'oro'. It and 'dolci sogni' ['sweet dreams'] are common 'good night' wishes. It's pronounced 'SOH-nyee DOH-roh'.
You could say either, but the traditional good-night phrase is "Sweet dreams."
"Sweet dreams and goodnight kisses, handsome."
"I hope you have a good night and sweet little dreams. Kisses."
To say "Good night and sweet dreams" in Yoruba, you would say "O dàárọ̀ àti àràń àrà ẹ́"
You can reply "Good night, sleep tight!" or simply "Good night, sweet dreams!"
This sentence is poor french, but it would translate to "God Night, and soft dreams, all my love." Someone probably tried to put "good night and sweet dreams" into a english to french translator but wrote "god night" instead. Regardless, this is very poor french.