Examples of using "Américain" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is an American.
- He is American.
- Tom is American.
- Tom is an American.
- I am an American.
- I am American.
This is the American project
Down with American imperialism!
and one American air raids
He must be an American.
- He is not an American.
- He isn't an American.
He's an African American.
- Are you American?
- You’re not American?
- You’re not American, are you?
I'm studying the American drama.
Her husband is American.
you know, you have African American, Asian American, French, German, Russian,
So, if you're American,
He's an Asian-American.
Tom has an American accent.
I am an American singer.
You are an American boy.
I watched an American drama.
Are you American or French?
She married an American.
like part of this American Dream,
The American people deserve better.
Sami was living his American dream.
Is Tom American or Canadian?
He epitomizes the American dream.
living like the average American
The American writer Mark Twain said it best,
"We'll make an American diner out of it."
She is married to an American.
He is not an American but a Frenchman.
We took him for an American.
I am American.
- I am an American.
- I am American.
Frank Zappa was an American musician.
The ship was flying the American flag.
We are tired of American imperialism.
John is an American boy.
He doesn't seem to be an American.
Edward Sapir was an American linguist.
It was a tough week to be an American,
I was a successful, well-educated, white American male.
and is firmly grounded in American slavery.
the US budget for the military marching bands alone
An American spoke to me at the station.
All my friends like American football.
Henry James was an American by birth.
- He is American to the soles of his feet.
- He's American through and through.
Walt Whitman is my favorite American poet.
I am Japanese, but you are an American.
Isn't he a young American student?
organized by the US Department of Energy.
more slaves than the entire American south.
We are tired of American imperialism.
The war had united the American people.
One American was killed in the fight.
How would you know an American from an Englishman?