Examples of using "Oğlun" in a sentence and their english translations:
Your son is sick.
How's your boy doing?
Where's your son?
Your son is a gangster.
- I'm not your son.
- I am not your son.
Your son has come of age.
He's your son.
- I'm not your son.
- I am not your son.
Where's your son, Tom?
Do you have a son?
Where is your son now?
Is your son here?
Your son is a hero.
Is it your son?
Your son has become a man.
Your son has become a man.
- What does your son do in Germany?
- What is your son doing in Germany?
- Is Tom your kid?
- Is Tom your son?
Where was your son?
Is this your son?
Your son is quite grown up now.
Your son isn't like you.
He's your son, too.
You're our hero.
Is your son blind?
You called your son Tom.
- How old is your elder son?
- How old is your oldest son?
Tom is your son, too.
Your son is an angel.
How old is your younger son?
Tom is your son, not mine.
Is this your son, Betty?
Your son doesn't respect privacy.
Can I talk to you about your son?
Tom is your son, isn't he?
- And what if your son was like that?
- And what if your child was like that?
What does your son want to be when he grows up?
You have seven sons.
Your son did not die in vain.
Your son is a happy boy.
No doubt he is your son.
Your son must be quite tall by now.
Tell me something about your son.
Your son is almost the copy of your father.
You have a son, don't you?
Do you have a son named Tom?
- How old is your son?
- How old's your son?
"Your husband and your son have been involved in a car crash.
Did you choose an interesting book for your son?
You have a son named Tom, don't you?
Your son is almost a copy of your father.
Why didn't you ever tell me you had a son?
You're very lucky to have such a handsome son.
Your son did not die in vain. He died fighting for his country.
You know my younger daughter is about the same age as your son. That's why I think that they will get engaged.