Chinese · daughter
This is my daughter.
She's my daughter.
He has three daughters.
I have a daughter.
He has two daughters.
You're her daughters.
He had one daughter.
I love my daughter.
I'm not your daughter.
How many daughters do you have?
Your daughter is tall.
You are my daughter.
Is your daughter up?
How's your daughter?
We have two daughters.
We have two daughters.
It will be said by your daughter.
My daughter loves jumping rope.
His daughter is a nurse.
Her daughter is a nurse.
My daughter graduated from the university today.
She has a husband and two daughters.
She gave birth to a daughter yesterday.
My daughter is in her late teens.
She has a daughter who is a pianist.
My daughter wants a kitten.
What happened to your friend's daughter?
He wants to marry my daughter.
My daughter is getting married in June.
My daughter likes egg yolks.
Last month our twenty-year-old daughter gave birth to a baby girl.
She got her daughter a personal computer.
Last night my daughter didn't come home until half past one.
I won't allow you to continue your interference in my daughter's life.
Helen is very worried about her daughter.
He's always worrying about his daughter.
We are anxious about our daughter's health.
He introduced his daughter to me.
My daughter is buying milk in the shop.
His daughter has become a beautiful woman.
He was proud of his daughter.
She may be proud of her daughter.
He has three daughters; one is married, but the others aren't.
I treated her as my own daughter.
I have a son and a daughter. My son lives in New York, and my daughter lives in London.
"If you touch my daughter..." "I'm listening to you." "I just wanted to tell you to take very good care of her."
Tom's daughter pretended not to know him when he came to pick her up from school in his battered old car.
Whether your mother likes it or not, she will sooner or later have to accept the idea that her daughter has grown up.
He who would the daughter win, with the mother must begin.
America, we have come so far. We have seen so much. But there is so much more to do. So tonight, let us ask ourselves, if our children should live to see the next century, if my daughters should be so lucky to live as long as Ann Nixon Cooper, what change will they see? What progress will we have made?