Translated sentences containing 'mom'

Did you give your mom the notebook and all the pencils?

¿Le diste a tu madre la libreta y todos los lápices?

My mom is getting dressed.

Mi mamá se está vistiendo.

My mom is getting dressed.

Mi mamá está vistiéndose.

My mom has to work

Mi mamá tiene que trabajar.

Because she was writing a poem to my mom.

Porque ella escribía un poema a mi mamá.

My mom has more earrings than I.

Mi mamá tiene más pendientes que yo.

Mom is bringing the children from school.

Mamá está trayendo a los niños de la escuela.

I am telling mom that the dog is sleepy.

Yo estoy diciendo a mamá que el perro tiene sueño.

Luisa made a cake for mom.

Luisa cocinó un pastel a mamá. -pastel

I went to my mom's house.

Yo fui a la casa de mi mamá.

I'm coming with mom.

Yo estoy viniendo con mamá.

Mom is better than my grandma.

Mamá es mejor que mi abuela.

Let's write a poem for mom.

Escribamos nosotras un poema a mamá.

I am talking to mom.

Yo estoy hablando con mamá.

Ask your Mom / Dad for help.

Pide ayuda a tu madre/padre.

She laughs with mom.

Ella ríe con mamá.

She was writing to her mom everyday.

Ella escribía a su mamá (todos los días).

Mom is bringing the children to the school.

Mamá está trayendo a los niños de la escuela.

I love her. (mom)

Yo la quiero.

I'm telling mom that the dog is sleepy.

Yo estoy diciendo a mamá que el perro tiene sueño.

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