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How to Say ‘Sleep well!’ in German

Schlafen Sie gut!

SHLAH-fen zee goot

[SHLAH-fen zee goot]

💬 Usage Tip: Polite requests and wishes put the verb first, followed by Sie: Schlafen Sie gut! Same pattern: Kommen Sie herein! "Come in!"

Phrase Breakdown

Schlafen

[SHLAH-fen]

sleep

Verb 'schlafen', to sleep; here in a polite command with Sie.

Example

Ich schlafe acht Stunden.

I sleep eight hours.

Sie

[zee]

You (formal)

Formal second-person pronoun.

Example

Denken Sie, dass Netzwerken wichtig ist?

Do you think networking is important?

gut

[goot]

well

Adverb used to say something works nicely or suitably.

Example

Mittwoch passt gut für mich.

Wednesday works well for me.

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