Examples of using "Kanadai" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is Canadian.
- He's Canadian.
Tom isn't Canadian.
[Canadian Opera Company]
- Tom's Canadian.
- Tom is Canadian.
- Tom is a Canadian.
Are you Canadian?
I'm Canadian.
Is Tom Canadian?
- I am not Canadian.
- I'm not Canadian.
You're Canadian, right?
It's a Canadian company.
Is this Canadian money?
I don't have any Canadian friends.
- I am not Canadian.
- I'm not Canadian.
Tom's wife is Canadian.
- Tom is a typical Canadian.
- Tom is a typical Canadian man.
- Tom isn't Canadian.
- Tom isn't a Canadian.
- I am not Canadian.
- I'm not Canadian.
My friend is Canadian.
I'd like to be a Canadian.
Evangeline Lilly is Canadian.
I'm not even Canadian.
- I am not Canadian.
- I am not a Canadian.
- I'm not Canadian.
- I'm not even Canadian.
- I thought Tom was Canadian.
- I thought that Tom was Canadian.
- I thought Tom was a Canadian.
You aren't Canadian.
I'm Canadian, too.
Our French teacher is Canadian, isn't he?
I have a Canadian friend.
Is this Canadian money?
I have some Canadian friends.
How many Canadians work here?
"Is Tom American?" "No, he's Canadian."
for the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio.
He married a Canadian girl.
How did you know that I was Canadian?
- That's an old Canadian custom.
- This is an old Canadian custom.
Most of the passengers were Canadians.
No Canadian would ever say that.
- How did you know I was Canadian?
- How did you know that I was Canadian?
I didn't know you were Canadian.
- Tom said he's Canadian.
- Tom said that he's Canadian.
- Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
- Both Tom and Mary are Canadians.
I'm not Canadian. I'm Japanese.
Tom works for a Canadian company.
Who's your favorite Canadian musician?
Who's your favorite Canadian singer?
Who's your favorite Canadian author?
I thought you were Canadian.
Do all Canadians know French?
You're the only Canadian in our school.
and I'm head of the Ensemble Studio at the Canadian Opera Company.
is Canadian soprano Danika Lorèn.
I am the kinetics consultant at the Canadian Opera Company.
Patty finished writing to her friends in Canada.
I took a trip across Canada last April.
I've always thought you were a Canadian.
- Tom said Mary was Canadian.
- Tom said that Mary was Canadian.
Are you saying Tom isn't Canadian?
- Tom doesn't know that I'm Canadian.
- Tom doesn't know I'm Canadian.
- Tom didn't know Mary was a Canadian.
- Tom didn't know that Mary was a Canadian.
I am not an American. I am a Canadian.
You're not the only Canadian here.
I never actually believed Tom was a Canadian.
He's an accredited representative of the Canadian government.
They tested the beauty products on Canadian pigs.
- Tom doesn't know that Mary isn't Canadian.
- Tom doesn't know Mary isn't Canadian.
Tom is married to a Canadian named Mary.
As a permanent resident in Canada, Mary enjoyed the protection of Canadian law, but she would not be allowed to vote until she became a naturalized citizen.
and it's thought that Canadian spirit of inclusivity
How did people know I wasn't Canadian?
The young man who is talking with John is a student from Canada.
The only Canadians here are Tom and Mary.
Are you saying Tom isn't Canadian?
- I know an English teacher who comes from Canada.
- I know an English language instructor who comes from Canada.
Are you sure I'm the only Canadian here?
The text of the national anthem of Canada was first written in French.
Having enjoyed her studies in Toronto several years earlier, Mary decided that now might be a good time to apply to become a Canadian permanent resident.