Examples of using "Kel" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you bald?
Tom is bald.
I'm not bald.
Tom is going bald.
Tom wasn't bald.
Tom is completely bald.
Tom is kind of bald.
I don't want to go bald.
Am I bald?
- I think Tom is bald.
- I think that Tom is bald.
I'm starting to go bald.
What's wrong with being bald?
- Tom's starting to go bald.
- Tom is starting to go bald.
Tom is bald, isn't he?
Tom is bald.
If you worry too much, you'll go bald.
Tom has already gone bald.
The bald guy is my husband.
I like being bald.
- I know that Tom is bald.
- I know Tom is bald.
Tom said that he was going bald.
Tom said that he wasn't going bald.
Sami is bald.
I don't want to go bald when I'm still young.
I'm pretty sure Tom's bald.
Tom became bald very young.
I guess that tomorrow I'll be completely bald.
Do you think Tom is going bald?
Tom isn't as bald as I am.
I have a round bald spot on my head.
I'm not bald.
Tom started going bald in his early thirties.
I wonder why women don't go bald.
Don't recommend a bald guy to buy a comb.
Look for a bald and sweaty guy.
- Being bald's not so bad.
- Being bald isn't so bad.
I didn't start to go bald until I turned thirty.
Mr. Harrison was very sensitive about his bald head.
- Being bald's not so bad.
- Being bald isn't so bad.
Tom had red hair before he went bald.
Bald people leaving for San Francisco can't put any flowers into their hair.
Being bald has at least one advantage - you save a lot on shampoo.
One of the nice things about being bald is that you never have a bad hair day.
If you want something done right, do it yourself.
What am I, chopped liver?