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The phrase "asking dad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of seeking information or permission from one's father.
Example: "I was thinking about going to the concert, but I need to check with my parents first, especially asking dad for his approval."
Alternatives: "consulting dad" or "inquiring with dad".
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"Without asking Dad first?" I said.
"Without asking Dad what?" Dad said from the doorway between the two rooms.
Really, Mary?" Grammy ignored her, and rattled on asking Dad if he knew that Holly, a family friend, was dating an Eyetalian, who actually knew Danny Thomas, "the Lebanon's sister" — whatever that meant.
As I waited at Raynes Park station for the train to London, I received a call from my daughter, asking: "Dad, where are you?" I sensed fear in her voice.
Suddenly I was asking Dad to throw me balls and then at the age of eight I started playing hard-ball cricket and got into the age-groups at Lancashire".
Jeff, 19, was "shocked," he said; Jessica, 13, was "ecstatic" because she figured she would see more of him; Travis, 11, was upset because he feared he wouldn't be able to eat in the company cafeteria anymore; and Kyle, 10, was hopeful, asking, "Dad, does this mean we can get a pool now?" (No, it didn't).
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So I asked Dad.
"We'll ask dad tonight," I said.
"Did you print out the internet?" asks Dad.
Rule No. 1, not official: Ask Dad first.
"I held his cider while he went off to ask dad for my hand in marriage.
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