Examples of using "Canadiens" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They are Canadian.
- They're Canadians.
Are they Canadian?
We're Canadians.
All of them are Canadian.
We're all Canadians.
I know several Canadians.
How many Canadian friends do you have?
We're all Canadians here.
- We aren't Canadians.
- We're not Canadians.
Canadians are our friends.
Many Canadians speak French.
Tom and I aren't Canadians.
We're Canadians.
Are they Canadian?
I thought they were all Canadians.
I thought they were all Canadians.
Why do you hate Canadians so much?
It's well over half of Canadians across their lifetime,
We never said that we were Canadians.
- I think Tom and Mary are Canadians.
- I think that Tom and Mary are Canadians.
- Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
- Both Tom and Mary are Canadians.
- I have many Canadian friends.
- I have lots of Canadian friends.
Tom, Mary, John and Alice are all Canadians.
Have you met any Canadians here in Boston?
- Tom and Mary told me that they were Canadian.
- Tom and Mary told me they were Canadian.
Canadian officials weighed the supplies of each man.
So if so many Canadian adults are making this rational choice,
Canadians are more in debt than anyone else in the world.
Even though Marcel works hard, he only earns 30 000 Canadian dollars per year.
The advent of indoor tanning salons now allows Canadians to sport a sun-kissed look all year round.
The problem is that you're not Canadians.
More than 28 million Canadians were affected by privacy breaches last year.
You're not the only Canadian here.
The problem is you're not Canadian.