Examples of using "Mariées" in a sentence and their english translations:
You were married.
Are you still married?
We're married now.
Have you ever been married?
Both of my sisters are married.
My friends are all married.
He has two daughters, both married.
I don't think they're married.
- They'll soon be married.
- You will soon be married.
We're really married.
We're married now.
Tom's sisters are both married.
That's the number of women who were married before their 18th birthday.
He has two daughters, both of whom are married to doctors.
Did you get married yet?
- We're not married.
- We aren't married.
My friends are all married.
They married when they were young.
He has two daughters who have both married doctors.
Are you still married?
- I don't think they're married.
- I don't think that they're married.
- They married on Christmas Eve.
- They got married on Christmas Eve.
When we got married, our parents had already passed away.
Are you already married?
Are you still married?
Did you get married yet?
- Have you ever been married?
- Did you ever get married?
- You're not married, are you?
- You aren't married, are you?
When did you get married?
- They married when they were young.
- They got married when they were still young.
You weren't married for long, were you?