Okay, the user wants me to translate "restless sleeper" into Indonesian. Let me start by understanding the term. "Restless sleeper" refers to someone who doesn't sleep well, maybe tossing and turning a lot. In Indonesian, the direct translation might be "pembaringan yang tidak tenang," but I should check if there's a more common phrase.
Wait, "pembaringan" is more like "bedding" or "bed," but the term "restless sleeper" is an adjective-noun combination. Maybe "orang yang tidur tidak tenang" would be more accurate. Let me think. "Orang" means person, "yang" is relative pronoun, "tidur" is sleep, "tidak tenang" is not calm. So "orang yang tidur tidak tenang" translates to "person who sleeps restlessly." That seems right. Alternatively, "pembaringan yang tidak tenang" might be taken literally as "restless bedding," which doesn't make sense. So the correct translation is "orang yang tidur tidak tenang." I should make sure there's no idiomatic expression I'm missing. Maybe "tidur tidak nyenyak" is another way to say "restless sleep," but the user asked for "restless sleeper," which is a noun. So "orang yang tidur tidak tenang" is the best fit. I'll go with that.
orang yang tidur tidak tenang
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