Hi everyone

J'aimerais dire à quelqu'un qui est encore au lit:" Debout, lève toi le jour se lève!!!!"

Est-ce que ma traduction "Get on your feet, the sun goes up!" est quelquechose que l'on dirait dans la vie courante?

Merci
Floralies

 

'Get up! The sun's up!' or 'Get up! The sun has risen!'. However, 'get on your feet' is not incorrect.

 

Come on, lazybones! Show a leg! The sun is up.

 

"The sun goes up" is incorrect, and you'd say "get up" as opposed to "get on your feet". If you wanted to be hyperbolic you might say "C'mon, get up! The day's already nearly half over."

 

Wakey wakey, rise and shine! is a bit old-fashioned, but absolutely standard for the British military, and extending into domestic usage.

 

thanks for your answers!!!!

Floralies

 

What do you mean "old fashioned" ? That's what I was going to propose: "rise and shine". Wakey = wake up. for anyone not used to this idiom…