How to say "sleep tight!" in Spanish (Día 84)

The video discusses the challenge of translating the English phrase 'sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite' into Spanish. It highlights that such a phrase doesn't have a direct equivalent in Spanish due to cultural differences. Instead, the video offers common Spanish phrases for saying good night, such as 'Buenas noches que suenes con angelitos' (Good night, may you dream of little angels), 'Buenas noches dulces sueños' (Good night, sweet dreams), and 'Buenas noches que duermas bien' (Good night, may you sleep well). The video concludes with additional remarks.

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