well if the son goes out to preach or sumthin you should ask him how his day was and if he needs help with preaching or sumthing ok
You could say "Eres como un hijo".
amando a mi hijo, or you could say this like its happening right now like "estoy amando a mi hijo ahora " (I'm loving my son right now) you could also say "queriendo a mi hijo"
You could say "¿De dónde son ustedes?"
You could say "los niños son jóvenes".
"Like father like son" suggests a genetic link or similarity of behaviour or activity. The phrase can be either complimentary or derogatory. For example, someone who is particularly clever and whose father was/is also very smart could be described as "like father like son." On the other hand, let's imagine someone caught doctoring the books and whose father or family is/was also suspected of dishonesty could also be described as 'like father like son'
You could say "Los chicos son extraños." Edit: a better way to say it would be "Los niños son raros"
You can say "мой сын" in Russian, which translates to "my son" in English.
Some say in Benton Arkansas but Iight be wrongSanta Barbra, CA.
It's the kid is not my son, but it does sound like "chad is not my son" or "ched is not my son."
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The phrase "like father, like son" in Portuguese is "de tal pai, tal filho".
You say it like this: "Algunas cosas son buenas y otras cosas son malas"