Examples of using "Ledig" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm single.
- I'm unmarried.
- I am not married.
He is unmarried.
Tom is single.
You're single.
Is she single or married?
She's young and single.
Is he married or single?
Tom is young and single.
Mary is single and independent.
I'm single.
Tom's older daughter is still unmarried.
I'm not married.
She remained unmarried until death.
She remained single all her life.
I'm single and have no children.
I'm not married.
Tom's mother is single.
I'm single but you aren't.
- I am a bachelor.
- I am single.
- I'm single.
- I'm unmarried.
- I'm still single.
- I am still single.
- I am a bachelor.
- I am single.
- I'm single.
I'm glad to hear that she is unmarried.
Tom is a bachelor.
Tom is unmarried.
- I am single.
- I'm not married.
- I'm single.
- I'm unmarried.
- I am not married.
Tom is rich, single, a bit old, but not too ugly.
I'm a man without a woman.
Both my brothers are married, but my sisters are all single.
As far as I know, he is not married.
- I am a bachelor.
- I am single.
- I'm single.
Tom's older daughter is still unmarried.
She remained single all her life.
She remained single all her life.
- I'm still single.
- I am still alone.
- So far as I know, she is still unmarried.
- As far as I know, she's still unmarried.
- To my knowledge, she hasn't married yet.
- As far as I know, she has not yet married.
- I feel happy because I am quit of that trouble.
- I'm glad to be rid of that trouble.