Perhaps you're tossing in bed or being woken up briefly by something (which you likely wouldn't remember at all). Or, sometimes people have sleep apnea and don't know it.
If you can, you should get a sleep study done if it's becoming a problem.
Also in Spanish, you want to say “Tengo calor” = “I have heat” instead of “Estoy caliente” = “I am hot”, because the latter is used to mean “I am horny”.
Haha I heard that a lot over there. Its a similar sound to the phrase "this one" or maybe "that one". they both end in ge, but one starts with a ne sound, if I remember correctly. This was a long time ago
Similar thing happened to me with the Spanish speaking coworkers Lol. I wanted to ask a new guy his name (but trying not to say "¿como te llamas?" Which means "how are you called?) and accidentally asked for his number.
An American, English speaking friend was told to order food in Chinese while we were there and ended up making the whole restaurant laugh when he very loudly let her know he was sterile. According to our hosts haha.
Fair but calling for this reason is more likely to end with the cops showing up after the bodily harm has occurred. You need a way to self-host your armed response.
"When seconds count, the police are only minutes away."
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Let's eat Grandpa.
Let's eat, Grandpa.