Did you sleep well in spanish?

I think the translation is '¿Dormiste bien?' for someone close to you. I am just starting to learn Spanish on Duolingo, is there a different formal way to say it to elders?

It is translated as '¿Dormiste bien?' in Spanish. Hope you are getting some good, peaceful rest tonight.

You can say '¿Dormiste bien?' or '¿Durmió bien?' if you want to be formal.

To ask this, you say '¿Dormiste bien?'. My mother always says that asking someone about their sleep is a sign of true care, and modern doctors also agree that sleep quality is the foundation of good health.

You can write it as '¿Dormiste bien?'. If you are trying to learn Spanish, using free translation apps on your phone is the most practical way to learn these daily phrases without spending money on classes.

The phrase is '¿Dormiste bien?'. Interestingly, during my research on sleep patterns, my senior doctor mentioned that asking patients about their sleep quality in their native tongue builds better clinical trust and helps diagnose insomnia more accurately.