Do not try to complete the child's sentences. And speak slowly.

不要试图帮子把说完，慢慢地说。

They hurt our child by calling him names. And those words hurt us, too.

他们辱骂他 伤害了我们子 那些也伤害了我们。

This is a common phrase that parents say to their children.

这是父母对子常说一句。

But God, I am sure, Who can take such fatherly care of a bird, Will never forget nor for sake The children who trust in his word.

可是上帝，我深信不疑，能给予小鸟慈父般呵护上帝，永远不会忘记，也不会放弃，信赖他每一句子。

That was altogether too much from a lad younger than herself, and Meg walked away, saying petulantly, " You are the rudest boy I ever saw."

一个年纪比她小子说出这句，对梅格来说，实在是了；梅格走了开去，恼怒地说：“我从没见过像你这么无礼男子。”

" Most people who grow up and have children talk as I do. When you grow up your mother will talk as I do too."

“大多数人上了年纪有了子后，讲起来就会像我这样。等你长大后，你母亲也会像我这样讲。”

Don't tell my son about this tunnel, he said to me. He's a good boy, but he talks far too much. '

不要把这个通道告诉我儿子，他对我说，他是好子，但他多。

We say this oftentimes to kids when they're being rude or they're doing something that isn't socially acceptable.

我们常常对那些行为粗鲁或做出不合社会规范之事子说这句。

" Why? " -" Because boys who do not listen to their elders always come to grief."

“为什么？”－“因为不听长辈子总是要倒霉。”

Just say baby or no baby.

要不要子一句吧。

This kid is completely shut down.

这子一句也不说。

Alternating between two different dialects or languages or social linguistic practices is called " code switching." It can occur casually, the way bilingual children of Spanish speaking parents will transition from English to Spanish, back to English in one sentence.

在两种不同方言或语言或社会语言习惯之间交替被称为“语码转换” 。 它可能是偶然发生，就像说西班牙语父母双语子会用一句从英语过渡到西班牙语，再回到英语。

I say this a lot to my kids when we're driving.

当我们开车时，我经常对我子说这句。

Have you ever talked with a two year old child?

你和一个两岁子谈过吗？

This is a word that parents often use with their kids.

这是父母经常对子说一句。

If you're a parent, you might say this to your kids.

如果你是父母， 你可能会对你子说这句。

When I say it to my kids, Well, you've done the biz.

当我对我子们说这句时，意思就是：“你们已经做得非常棒了。”

I'm very comfortable saying it to my children.

我非常乐意对我子们说这句。

One thing that comes to mind that I think I remembered reading on a Cup of Joe post at some point, if I can find the article, I will, but it was like, sometimes let your teen or tween have the last word.

有一件事我想到， 我觉得我曾在某个时候读过乔杯博客上内容，如果我能找到那篇文章， 我会找出来， 但大致意思是，有时候让青少年或接近青少年子有最后一句也无妨。

The expression has something of a criticism in its tone, and so it's something you would say to a friend, perhaps, or to your spouse or your children, but not something you would say to someone in authority over you.

这个表达带有一定批评语气，因此你会对朋友、或许是对配偶或子说这句，但不会对你上级说。