Examples of using "Uykum" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm sleepy!
- I'm sleepy.
- I feel sleepy.
I'm a light sleeper.
- I'm not sleepy at all.
- I'm not at all sleepy.
I get sleepy when I'm full.
I'm a light sleeper.
- I've become very sleepy.
- I'm very sleepy.
- I'm so sleepy.
- I feel a little sleepy.
- I'm feeling a bit sleepy.
I'm getting sleepy again.
I was very sleepy.
I'm feeling very sleepy.
While reading the book, I felt asleep.
My sleep was disturbed by the sound.
I am yawning because I feel sleepy.
I got sleepy.
I didn't tell Tom I was sleepy.
I always yawn when I'm sleepy.
I'm not sleepy.
I'm very sleepy.
I'm too sleepy to eat.
Why am I so sleepy?
I'm still sleepy.
- Tom told Mary I was sleepy.
- Tom told Mary that I was sleepy.
I became very sleepy after a bit of reading.
"Why didn't you sleep?" "I didn't sleep because I wasn't sleepy."
I'm too sleepy to do my homework.
I'm so sleepy.
I'm sleepy, and I'll sleep a little more.
I wonder why I'm so sleepy.
I'm sleepy, so I'm going to bed.
I often feel sleepy just after lunch.
I was feeling sleepy until I drank a cup of coffee.
I had been studying mathematics about an hour, when I felt sleepy.
Since I stayed up late, I'm very sleepy.
Yeah, I felt bad when we broke up, but I don't lose any sleep over it.
I often feel sleepy right after lunch.
I'm sleepy because I stayed up all night studying for a test.