The phrase "a son friends" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misphrasing.
Example: "He is a son of my friends."
Alternatives: "a child of my friends" or "the son of my friends."
"This morning we woke feeling profound pain, a pain that all Ecuadorians share, after losing an extraordinary human being, a son, friend, husband and player, " Luis Chiriboga Acosta said in a statement on the FEF's official website yesterday.
Note that this phrase works not just when speaking romantically to a female, but also when expressing your love to a male, like, for instance, a brother, son, friend, etc. Practice your pronunciation.
"Tonight we remember a team member, a brother, a son, a friend," Vielma's friend said to the crowd at the vigil.
The trick works best if the people we imagine in these terms are intimates: a son, a friend.
He is a father, a husband, a brother, a son, a friend, and a teammate.
He studied with Shankar in Bombay and Shankar called him "A son, a friend, someone very dear, and I love him very much".
The Pure Spirit surf school in Brighton posted: "This weekend has been the saddest time of my life, I have lost a son, a friend and a warrior.
Mr. Chapman said that in late 2009, over several months, five people close to him died — a brother, a son, a friend, an uncle and Mr. James, who was serving a life sentence in prison on drug-related charges.
"He was a loving husband, a son, a friend to everyone," Garafola's brother-in-law, Jaye Cooper, said at the funeral.
During the Vietnam War, just about everybody knew somebody -- a brother, a son, a friend -- who served in harm's way.
After they had a son, she invited friends over to celebrate.
