Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Awake"

A: You are not sleeping. Your eyes are open.

A: tambien significa despierto

He is awake/ el esta despierto

A: when you wake up

A: Wake up

A: the baby is awake

A: - I’m always awake during the day.

- The loud noise kept me awake at night.

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A: Awake is like you are fully not asleep anymore, astir is more of like you're just getting out of bed.

Example: I am awake. [Means that you're fully woken up.] vs. She is astir. [Means that you're just barely waking up or getting out of bed.]

A: To wake up is a verb. Awake is an adjective. Example:

"He wakes up at 8 AM"
"He is awake."

A: Awake is a way to explain how you are right now إنا ساهر woken up is when it is done to you “you woke me up” قوَمتني awaken is a commandment “awaken!!” Not really used in regular speech more for old talk

A: For "You"re up?" you would rather say "Are you up?" The difference is one is used more for questioning and the other is direct.

Are you up? - question

You're awake - direct

A: "I awake" does exist, but it is very old fashioned and isn't used in current, spoken language really. If I were to see that phrasing, it would make me think of older literature or possibly of poetry.

A: Awake の意味は「起きている」

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A: khoop naak

A: I'm up or awake like you said

A: Remember to put a subject in front!

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A: "Who is still awake" or "Who's still awake" would sound more natural.

A: I shouldn't be.. it's midnight lol

A: option 1: I'm already awake
OR
option 2: I've already woken up