Pasar la noche en casa de otra persona.
To stay overnight at someone else's home.
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¿Puedo quedarme a dormir en tu casa esta noche? — Can I sleep over at your place tonight?
Los niños hicieron una fiesta de pijamas en casa de su amigo. — The kids had a sleep over at their friend's house.
Decidió quedarse a dormir después de la fiesta. — She decided to sleep over after the party.
¿Tienes ganas de la fiesta de pijamas de este fin de semana? — Are you excited about the sleep over this weekend?
Les encanta quedarse a dormir los fines de semana. — They love to sleep over on weekends.
Organicemos la fiesta de pijamas para el viernes por la noche. — Let's plan the sleep over for Friday night.
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