Examples of using "Naimisissa" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm married.
- I am married.
Aren't you married?
Are you still married?
Are you married?
Let's stay married.
Yes, I am married.
- I am single.
- I'm not married.
- I'm unmarried.
- I am not married.
Is your sister married?
I wonder if she is married.
Am I still married?
- Tom is married.
- Tom's married.
- We're not married.
- We aren't married.
Is he married?
Is Tom married?
Are you already married?
We're married to each other.
I was married at that time.
Are you married?
- You know I'm married.
- You know that I'm married.
I'm no longer married.
Perhaps Tom is married.
Is Tom still married?
Both of my sisters are married.
Was Tom ever married?
Tom wasn't married.
We're still married.
- I wish I hadn't gotten married.
- I wish that I hadn't gotten married.
- I wish I wasn't married.
I'm already married.
We're a married couple.
- Tom isn't married.
- Tom's not married.
I'm not married, either.
His younger sister is married.
- She is married to a foreigner.
- She's married to a foreigner.
Since when is Ricardo married?
Tom isn't married anymore.
Tom asked if Mary was married.
She's married to a dentist.
I'm still married to Mary.
- I didn't know you were married.
- I didn't know that you were married.
Tom is a married man.
I am married to a Polish woman.
I'm a married man now.
Tom is no longer married.
Tom's younger daughter is married.
- Both of Tom's sisters are married.
- Tom's sisters are both married.
- I didn't know that Tom was married to Mary.
- I didn't know Tom was married to Mary.
They have been married for four years.
- Tom knew Mary was married.
- Tom knew that Mary was married.
Tom and Mary weren't married.
- Didn't you know that Tom was married?
- Didn't you know Tom was married?
How long have you two been married?
Tom has been married three times.
Tom is married to a Canadian woman.
Tom and Mary are now married.
- I am married and have two children.
- I am married and I have two sons.
Tom is single and has never been married.
Tom and Mary have been married three years.
- Do you know how long they have been married?
- Do you know how long they've been married?
I am married and I have two sons.
He had a child even though he wasn't married.
Whether you get married or not, you'll regret it either way.
Tom was married, but he didn't wear a ring.
- Tom never told me he was married.
- Tom never told me that he was married.
"You'd make a good wife." "Thank you, but I'm married."
- Tom told me he used to be married.
- Tom told me that he used to be married.
He is married with two children.
Tom has been married to Mary for three years.
Tom is married and even has a son.
As he is a married man, he has to think of the future.
I am married and have two children.
- His brother is married, but he doesn't have children.
- Her brother is married, but he doesn't have children.
I doubt that Tom knew that Mary was already married.
- Tom should've told Mary that he was married.
- Tom should've told Mary he was married.
- Tom should have told Mary that he was married.
Tom wasn't aware that Mary was married.
I was unmarried at that time.
Both my brothers are married, but my sisters are all single.
All of your brothers and sisters are married. When are you going to get married?
- Tom never told me he was married.
- Tom never told me that he was married.