Examples of using "Tyttäreni" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You are my daughter.
- You're my daughter.
My daughter wants a piano.
My daughter sings in the choir.
- She's my daughter.
- She is my daughter.
This is my daughter.
My daughter likes egg yolks.
My daughter is fast asleep.
My daughter is looking forward to Christmas.
My daughter is a tomboy.
My daughter has disappeared!
My daughter had a concussion.
My daughter is fast asleep.
My daughter breeds African cichlids from Lake Malawi.
He wants to marry my daughter.
My daughter is but a child.
My daughter will get married in June.
The girl in the blue coat is my daughter.
- You are my daughter.
- You're my daughter.
- She's my daughter.
- She is my daughter.
My daughter is cutting her permanent teeth.
My husband and daughter are fast asleep.
My husband and daughter are fast asleep.
My daughter loves jumping rope.
How much should my daughter be eating?
I take great pains in educating my daughter.
My daughter has taken up doll collecting.
Sweeping the room is my daughter's job.
Tom used to date my daughter.
My daughter told me all about you.
My daughter told me all about you.
Tom is engaged to my daughter.
Losing my daughter has taken away my will to live.
My daughter won't listen to me.
I sewed a badge onto my daughter's bag for her.
- I'm convinced that my daughter will pass the exam.
- I'm sure that my daughter will pass the exam.
- I'm sure my daughter will pass the exam.
- I'm convinced my daughter will pass the exam.
My daughter has grown out of this suit.
My elder daughter Magdalena is like an angel.
My daughter has grown out of all her old clothes.
- My daughter is in hospital because she was injured in a traffic accident.
- My daughter is in the hospital because she was injured in a traffic accident.
It was five days after she graduated that my daughter left Osaka Airport for Germany.
When I see the soundly sleeping face of my daughter, I think, "I will give it my all tomorrow, too."
Your son is dating my daughter.
America, we have come so far. We have seen so much. But there is so much more to do. So tonight, let us ask ourselves, if our children should live to see the next century, if my daughters should be so lucky to live as long as Ann Nixon Cooper, what change will they see? What progress will we have made?