Examples of using "Canadesi" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They are Canadian.
- They're Canadians.
We're Canadians.
Are they Canadian?
We're all Canadians.
I know several Canadians.
How many Canadians do you teach?
How many Canadians are here?
We're all Canadians here.
They're Canadians, aren't they?
- We aren't Canadians.
- We're not Canadians.
You're Canadians, aren't you?
You aren't Canadian.
I know several Canadians.
Three Canadians were killed.
I don't know very many Canadians.
- We're not all Canadians.
- We aren't all Canadians.
Those students are Canadians.
- We're all Canadians.
- All of us are Canadians.
You all are Canadians, aren't you?
Many Canadians do that.
We're the only Canadians here.
- They said that they were Canadians.
- They said they were Canadians.
- They said that they were Canadian.
- They said they were Canadian.
I thought you were Canadian.
- I know lots of Canadians.
- I know many Canadians.
- I know a lot of Canadians.
We're Canadians.
There are no Canadians here.
My neighbors are Canadian.
Tom has several Canadian friends.
Why do you hate Canadians so much?
Have you met any Canadians here in Boston?
- They said that they weren't Canadians.
- They said they weren't Canadians.
- They said that they weren't Canadian.
- They said they weren't Canadian.
- They told me that they were Canadian.
- They told me they were Canadian.
We're not the only Canadians here.
- They say that they're Canadians.
- They say they're Canadians.
Are all of you Canadians?
Are Tom and Mary really Canadians?
Many of my friends are Canadians.
A lot of Canadian tourists visit Boston.
Do you know any Canadians living in Australia?
Canadians are not Americans.
Three of them were Canadian.
My neighbors are Canadian.
Are Tom and Mary Canadians?
Canadians are our friends.
- They said that they're Canadians.
- They said that they're Canadian.
- They said they're Canadian.
Do Canadians eat a lot of fish?
We're the only Canadians here.
Are you Canadian?
- I think Tom and Mary are Canadians.
- I think that Tom and Mary are Canadians.
I thought Tom and Mary were Canadians.
The problem is that you're not Canadians.
Tom and Mary are probably Canadians.
Tom's parents were Canadian.
- Tom and Mary are both Canadians.
- Both Tom and Mary are Canadians.
Tom and Mary aren't Canadians.
Are Tom and Mary Canadian citizens?
Do all Canadians know French?
I don't think Tom and Mary are Canadian.
Tom and Mary got married to Canadians.
- Tom and Mary said they weren't Canadian.
- Tom and Mary said that they weren't Canadian.
Most of them are Canadians.
- Aren't Tom and Mary both Canadians?
- Aren't both Tom and Mary Canadians?
Many Canadians visit Boston every year.
Euros are worth more than Canadian dollars.
Tom and Mary are both Canadian citizens.
- I assume that you're Canadian.
- I assume you're Canadian.
Are you really Canadian?
Tom, Mary, John and Alice are all Canadians.
Tom and Mary are the only Canadians working here.
Even though Marcel works hard, he only earns 30 000 Canadian dollars per year.
You're Canadian, right?
You aren't Canadian.
- I thought you were Canadian.
- I thought that you were Canadian.
Is this Canadian money?
I think most Canadians can speak at least a little French.
So if so many Canadian adults are making this rational choice,
- You're not Canadian, are you?
- You aren't Canadian, are you?
It's well over half of Canadians across their lifetime,
The problem is you're not Canadian.