Examples of using "Ouders" in a sentence and their english translations:
Respect your elders.
Do your parents speak French?
Where are your parents?
The parents listened.
The parents are listening.
Your parents loved us.
We're Tom's parents.
Do you live with your parents?
My parents are both dead.
His parents are very conservative.
My parents often argue.
Not even her parents.
- Both the parents are still living.
- Both of my parents are still living.
My parents are old.
His parents were farmers.
He is trusted by his parents.
- Both of my parents have passed away.
- My parents are dead.
My parents are healthy.
My parents were furious.
Where are your parents?
Where are your parents?
Where are the parents?
I miss my parents.
My parents are great.
My parents are Spanish.
Were your mother and father home?
Your parents are cool.
My parents want grandchildren.
Where do your parents live?
Do your parents speak French?
Sami's parents were Muslims.
Sami's parents are Muslim.
Those are my parents.
Do your parents speak French?
Her parents are dead.
- I live with my parents.
- I'm living with my parents.
- Your parents love you.
- Your parents really like you.
He lives with his parents.
Both his parents are dead.
What do your parents want for Christmas?
My parents really love me.
parents like you and me.
- Children are to obey their parents.
- Children should obey their parents.
My parents live in Kyoto.
They didn't obey their parents.
He lives with his parents.
Parents love their children.
My parents don't speak Dutch.
Say hi to your parents.
My parents come from China.
His parents came from Germany.