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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Good rest?
Hello. Is correct to wish someone a good rest?
For example: "I wish you a good rest." That is, I hope you sleep well and restore all your energies.
Thank you!
For example: "I wish you a good rest." That is, I hope you sleep well and restore all your energies.
Thank you!
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Anonymous I wish you a good rest. No. Use one of these: Sleep well.
- Anonymous I wish you a good rest.
- No.
- Use one of these: Sleep well.
- Have a good night's sleep.
- I hope you have a good night's sleep.
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AnonymousI wish you a good rest.No. Use one of these:
Sleep well.
Have a good night's sleep.
I hope you have a good night's sleep.
Depending on the exact context, you may need another variant of these.
CJ
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No, don't say that
Say eg 'Sleep well'.
It's something you say to people you know quite well.
Or you can say simply the more common 'Good night'.
Say eg 'Sleep well'.
It's something you say to people you know quite well.
Or you can say simply the more common 'Good night'.
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