How do i say sweetdreams in Yoruba?

There isn't a direct translation of "sweet dreams" in Yoruba that has the same meaning and sentiment. However, here are a few ways to express similar wishes:

Formal:

* "E sun re o" (pronounced "Eh sun re oh") - This literally means "Sleep well" and is a polite way to wish someone good night.

* "E lo sun daradara" (pronounced "Eh lo sun daradara") - This means "Go and sleep well" and is a more formal way to express the same sentiment.

Informal:

* "Sun dáadáa" (pronounced "Sun daadaa") - This means "Sleep well" and is a more casual way to express it.

* "E sun tan" (pronounced "Eh sun tan") - This means "Sleep peacefully" and is a more affectionate way to wish someone good night.

You can also add a touch of sweetness by adding a phrase like:

* "O ti se gan ni" (pronounced "Oh ti se gan ni") - This means "You have done well" and is a way to express appreciation for someone's hard work before they go to sleep.

Ultimately, the best way to say "sweet dreams" in Yoruba depends on your relationship with the person you're talking to and the context of the situation.