"Да, я рано ложусь и рано встаю."

Translation: Yes, I go to bed early and get up early.

[Scubadog_]

Early to rise and early go bed makes a man healthy, but socially dead.

[cptchuckle]

Who needs to build relationships with
P E A S A N T S ?
Only true patrician wizards gather in the morning mist.

[cherub721]

It seems odd that only one verb here is in the reflexive... so I "lay myself down", but I don't "get myself up"?

[Shady_arc]

It is even more odd that for a few pairs the imperfective verbs is reflexive but its perfective counterpart is not: ложиться/лечь, садиться/сесть

[joseperus]

Curiosity, for Spaniards or Russians learning Spanish: рано [Russian] <-> (temp)rano [Spanish]

[kisaklassnaya]

"Yes, i go to sleep early and wake up early" - i think it is also correct

[Esperanta-kato]

If I wake up early, but I continue to lie on my bed until noon, I do not get up early, am I right?

[Oinophilos]

True, but we sometimes say "wake up" with the implication that it means "get up."

[IwantToLea20884]

Implications don't work, two phrases have different meanings in both languages

[Oinophilos]

Yes, really, the translation should be "get up."

[imnotnicky]

Facts

[peachtree2]

"Yes, I lie down early and get up early." was not accepted.

Edit: Judging by wiktionary English and Russian, 'lie down' maps pretty well onto 'ложиться' in most of the different senses/uses. The 'go to bed' part is just assumed here in both languages I think. The example could be someone taking their afternoon siesta on the couch earlier than their compadres for all we know. Native speaker correct me if I'm wrong.

[Oinophilos]

No, not really. "Lie down" is not synonymous with going to bed to sleep for the night. It just means to get into a prone or supine position for any reason--rest, exercise, medical examination,

[womanofleisure]

"yes, I go to bed early and rise early" - I think would be correct also

[ericwillfixit]

Yes it should. I reported it also.

[Oinophilos]

Absolutely, but "rise" was not accepted :( I had to report it.

[Xuu37]

"I go early to bed and ..." etc. is an inacceptable word order in English?

[absceso]

Should "Yes, i turn in early and get up early" be accepted as a translation?

[Oinophilos]

Yes :)

[Mactuary1]

"sleep" was marked incorrect. Is "ложиться" specifically "go to sleep"?

[Shady_arc]

It means going to bed (the verb literally means "to lie down"). What was your exact translation?

[OlegasJele]

It's seems "и" wasn't pronounced.

[EmperorSpirit]

Нет, я поздно ложусь и поздно встаю. я учусь в час ночью, Дуолинго.

[Guran94]

• Я раньше ложусь и раньше встаю - посоветуйте, пожалуйста, верно ли написано. Спасибо

[Kundoo]

"Раньше" means "earlier", not "early".

[Guran94]

Ага понятно :]

[MateusViccari]

I know "go to sleep" is implied from context, but can we use "lie down" in this case?

[DavidM886339]

I'm not understanding why the "I" ending of go to bed does not end in a
"ayoo" sound, but get up, does?

[Shady_arc]

The verbs ложиться has a reflexive suffix -ся(сь), which is attached at the end. Now, you would have the usual -ю there (as in нравлюсь, смеюсь, ругаюсь) but Ш, Ж, Щ, Ч are not combined with -я or -ю —they always use -а and -у instead.

[DavidM886339]

not understanding the word order rule here.... "I early go to bed and early get up" seems to violate the SVO order?

[Shady_arc]

Going to bed and awakening do not have any objects.