Examples of using "Nős" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is he married?
My boss is married.
My boss is married.
I'm still married.
My friends are all married.
Tom doesn't have a wife.
I'm not married.
No, I am not married.
- Tom is married.
- Tom's married.
Tom isn't married anymore.
Are you married?
- I am a married man.
- I'm a married man.
Tom wasn't married.
You knew I was married.
Why do you always hook up with married men?
He's married and has three children.
I used to be married.
His brother is married, but he doesn't have children.
Are you married?
Larry Ewing is married.
I was married.
Tom doesn't have a wife.
Tom is unmarried.
Yes, I am married.
- Tom isn't married.
- Tom doesn't have a wife.
- Tom's not married.
- I'm married.
- I am married.
Tom is unmarried.
No, I am not married.
Tom hasn't been married long.
I am married and have two children.
I am married and I have two sons.
Are you married?
I wasn't yet married at that time.
The weak point of this book is that it's less than persuasive when the married author recommends not being married.
"Oh Tom, you big, strong man! Come here and kiss me!" "I'm sorry! I'm married!"
I am married and have two children.
I am married and have two children.