How to Say βSleeping well helps a lot.β in Mexican Spanish
Dormir bien ayuda mucho.
dor-MEER bee-EHN ah-YOO-dah MOO-choh
[dor-MEER bee-EHN ah-YOO-dah MOO-choh]
π¬ Usage Tip: Spanish often uses an infinitive as the subject of a sentence, so [Dormir bien] works like [Sleeping well]. You can do the same with [caminar], [descansar], [comer mejor].
Phrase Breakdown
Dormir bien
dor-MEER bee-EHN
to sleep well
An infinitive phrase used as the subject of the sentence.
Dormir bien es importante.
Sleeping well is important.
Words in this phrase
Dormir
[dor-MEER]
to sleep
Infinitive verb meaning to sleep; here it is part of a general statement about healthy habits.
Dormir ocho horas es bueno para el cuerpo.
Sleeping eight hours is good for the body.
bien
[bee-EHN]
well
Adverb meaning well; in this phrase it refers to sleeping in a healthy, restful way.
Cuando ceno ligero, duermo bien por la noche.
When I eat a light dinner, I sleep well at night.
Ayuda mucho
ah-YOO-dah MOO-choh
helps a lot
States that the action has a strong positive effect.
Tomar agua ayuda mucho.
Drinking water helps a lot.
Words in this phrase
ayuda
[ah-YOO-dah]
helps
Verb from ayudar meaning helps; it shows a positive effect on health or mood.
Hacer ejercicio ayuda a reducir el estrΓ©s.
Exercising helps reduce stress.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot
Adverb meaning a lot; it strengthens the idea that something is very beneficial.
Descansar el fin de semana ayuda mucho.
Resting on the weekend helps a lot.
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