"Do you sleep on the bed?"

Translation: Você dorme na cama? Vocês dormem na cama?

[nemrah]

'Sleep on the bed' is not a usual english sentence. It has a distinct feel of 'on top of' instead of just sleeping in bed. So I translated it to dormir em cima da cama... which is not something you will say every day in Portuguese.... My point being that the English should be standard too. Cheers :)

[DavidRosen2]

How is voces songular?

[pietvo]

Vocês is plural. Vocês dormem is also possible.

[Gwylym]

Sometimes I'm at a disadvantage being from an English-speaking region where "you" is not used very much by itself as a plural. :)

[molypanchita]

I love how they have "tu dormes na xicara" as an option...I wouldn't put it past duo to actually have that as a sentence :P hehe

[nnamdi619]

Isn't "se deitar" and "dormir" the same thing

[Paulenrique]

No. Se deitar = lay, then you dont need necessarily to sleep

[kacybw]

"Você dorme na cama?" was not an option for me. It only had the plural 'Vocês' option. I don't think the plural option works as it would be "do you all sleep on the bed" in English.

[pietvo]

It could be a couple sleeping on the bed. Why would that nor work? "All" suggests a larger group which isn't necessarily what "vocês" means.

[kacybw]

I guess being from Texas makes this translation a bit more difficult for me. We would use the contraction "y'all," which means "you + all" to refer to more than one person. Or in Toronto, where I reside now, we would say "you guys" or "you two." I've never used "you" to refer to multiple persons.

[Tony979198]

Here "we sleep IN our beds"