Usages of faren
Min far læser avisen i stuen.
My father reads the newspaper in the living room.
Min far låser døren, før han går.
My father locks the door before he leaves.
Min mor og far tager toget til byen i weekenden.
My mother and father take the train to the city on the weekend.
Hvorfor låser far døren, mens vi stadig er i huset?
Why does father lock the door while we are still in the house?
I marts har min far fødselsdag, og i oktober har min mor fødselsdag.
In March my father has his birthday, and in October my mother has her birthday.
Min far gav mig et godt råd: læs spørgsmålet to gange, før du svarer.
My father gave me a good piece of advice: read the question twice before you answer.
Jeg følger rådet fra min far og læser spørgsmålet to gange.
I follow my father’s advice and read the question twice.
Hvis et dæk ser dårligt ud, ser min far også på hjulet, før vi kører videre.
If a tire looks bad, my father also looks at the wheel before we continue driving.
Hvis bolden rammer døren, bliver min far gal.
If the ball hits the door, my father gets angry.
Min far rejser sig for at skåle, og derefter lykønsker han værten med det nye hus.
My father stands up to make a toast, and afterward he congratulates the host on the new house.
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