Ihr Sohn lehrt Sie
No, Tyson does not mean son of the German. Tyson is an English name of Old French origin and means "firebrand" or "fiery tempered". It is not related to the meaning son of the German.
The word for son is Sohn.
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No he would be the nationality he is now (German).
I am his son = Ich bin sein Sohn.
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it means "son"
Sohn
I am teaching my son my trade as a carpenter, he is my apprentice.
He wants his son to be a scribe.
Enseño alemán a Diana
Sohnmein Junge