Examples of using "Babanla" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'd like to see your father.
Don't talk to your father like that.
Are you proud of your father?
I don't want to meet your parents.
I spoke to your father about the matter.
I went to school with your dad.
I met your father once.
I met your father just now.
Tom, this is between your father and myself.
I came to talk with your father, not with you.
And that's how I met your father.
Have you ever played tennis with your father?
- Are you still living with your parents?
- Do you still live with your parents?
What was your relationship with your father like when you were a kid?
You shouldn't talk to your parents like that.
Are your parents easy to talk to?
Do you speak the same language to your father that you speak to your mother?
You had better get in touch with your parents at once.
My mother has never talked to your father before.
Is your father easier to get along with than your mother?
I met your father last week, so in the last week of June.
Don't sass your father, Tom.
"You don't get on well with your father?" "..." "Sorry, that was none of my business."
I met your father yesterday.
I graduated from college in the same year as your father.
You're supposed to be home with your parents, aren't you?
Would you rather drink wine with your mother or your father?