‘Every Family Story – Dad is obsessed with cars and is usually responsible for everything from car maintenance to paying gas bills. Help them this Father’s Day and wash the car together. To make the day a little special, put a card in the car seat with ‘Kochum si tato’ – Polish translation for ‘I love you dad’.
Father is a superhero sent from above to rescue us. This Father’s Day, spoil your father with the luxuries of your love. Here are some tips to make it memorable for both of you.
write a letter
There is no heartfelt letter when it comes to expressing love and affection. Write your heart out and express your gratitude to your father for whatever he does for you selflessly. End the letter with “Je taime telement papa”—the French translation for “I love you, dad,” and keep a tissue box nearby in case you get emotional.
eat dumplings together
Everyone enjoys eating Chinese at times, so why not our father? Go on a dumpling date with Papa. To make it even more special, ask the cook to write ‘W in bàba’ – the Chinese translation of ‘I love you dad’ – on the plate. This will undoubtedly surprise him.
play a word game
Word games can be another fun activity to do with your father. Download Duolingo, make some coffee and bake some cookies and have fun with your dad while you learn a new language. Remember to include ‘Appa Salang Hyo’ – the Korean translation of ‘I love you dad’ in all the words and phrases you learn. The idea behind the game will undoubtedly make him feel special once he decodes the phrase.
Play Shiritori — The Japanese Word Game
Word games are a fun activity to add to your Father’s Day to-do list. Play the popular Japanese word game Shiritori with your father and memorize the phrase ‘Ashitaruyo, Otsen’, the Japanese translation for ‘I love you dad’. This adorable gesture will melt his heart.
watch movies together
Choose your dad’s favorite movie genre and go on a date with your favorite guy. Play a dubbed version of the film in a foreign language to provide some food for thought. When the movie ends, say ‘ya lublieu terbia, papa’, which is Russian for ‘I love you, dad’. He will be amazed by both the gesture and your command of the language.
plan a bike ride
It will really make your dad nostalgic for the days when he taught you to ride a bicycle. Relive the good old days and go on a bicycle ride together. To make the ride more memorable, put a small card with ‘Jeg Elsker deg Pappa’ – the Norwegian translation of ‘I love you dad’ – on his bicycle seat.
write a poem
Confessing love for one’s loved ones cannot be imagined without the idea of poetry. One of the best ways to express your affection for your father can be by writing a short but beautiful piece of poetry for him. Don’t forget to mention ‘Uhibuk Abi’ – the Persian translation for ‘I love you dad’ at the end.
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