Different ways to say - I Need Some Sleep | Free English speaking Lessons online

Welcome to yet another English speaking lesson at Let’s Talk English Speaking Institute with Sonia. There are some really interesting phrases that we can use to say I need some sleep. Instead of following the same old way, let’s look at some easy to use phrases to talk about sleep.
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Take a nap – sleep for a short period of time
Ex: I’m sure I will feel fresh after taking a quick nap.
Call it a night – to finish what one is doing and go off to bed
Ex: This party has been amazing but I think it’s time to call it a night.
Hit the sack- to indicate it’s time to go to bed
Ex: I had tough day at work; I just need to hit the sack now.
Get some shut- eye – to get some sleep
Ex: I’m tired of studying continuously I need to get some shut- eye.
Snooze for a while – casual way to say take a nap
Ex: I’ve been driving for the past four hours, so I’m going to take a break and snooze for a while.
Doze off – means to us fall asleep suddenly
Ex: The seminar was so boring that I dozed off.
Take a siesta - a brief nap or rest taken after the noon meal, especially in Spain and some Latin American countries.
Ex: I love to take a siesta once in a while, it feels so good.
So these are a few quick phrases that you can easily use in your conversation about sleep. These phrases are simple and enhance your vocabulary, so feel free to use them whenever you can.