Examples of using "Calvo" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm bald.
Are you bald?
I'm not bald.
I'm bald.
Tom was bald.
I will be bald soon.
I'm not bald.
I'm already bald.
- He's going bald.
- He is losing his hair.
I'm going bald.
He is kind of bald.
Tom is bald, isn't he?
Tom wasn't bald.
Tom is completely bald.
The King of France is bald.
Tom is going bald.
Are you bald?
- My father is getting bald.
- My father is going bald.
- My father is getting bald.
- My father is going bald.
Tom became bald very young.
The King of France is bald.
Tom has already gone bald.
I guess that tomorrow I'll be completely bald.
Tom is bald.
I don't want to go bald when I'm still young.
He started going bald quite young.
Look for a bald and sweaty guy.
I'm pretty sure Tom's bald.
- Don't worry too much, or you'll go bald.
- If you worry too much, you'll go bald.
Was your mother's father also bald?
You have developed a bald spot.
My father is as bald as a billiard ball.
The bald guy is my husband.
Being bald has at least one advantage - you save a lot on shampoo.
It would be a waste of energy to tell a hair-raising story to a bald man.
you’ve never heard it before, until this old bald guy said it to you.
Incredibly, one of the students stood up and mooned the dean right in the middle of his speech.