Examples of using "Cugina" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's your cousin, isn't she?
He married my cousin.
Mary is your cousin, isn't she?
She's his cousin.
My cousin is a journalist.
Invite your cousin, too!
Are you my cousin?
Helen, this is my cousin.
That was Tom's cousin.
Tom kissed his cousin.
Tom has a cousin named Mary.
He kissed his cousin.
He married my cousin.
To tell the truth, she is my cousin.
My cousin is already four years old.
I'm Tom's cousin.
Mary is Tom's cousin.
Didn't you know Mary was Tom's cousin?
Tom told me Mary was his cousin.
Tom is married to a cousin of mine.
She isn't his sister. She's his cousin.
Tom kissed my cousin.
What's your cousin's name?
- My cousin has blonde curly hair.
- My cousin has curly blonde hair.
Today I cooked little jam tarts with my cousin.
My cousin is having a baby next month.
I have to go to my cousin's baptism.
Tom is the son of Mary's cousin.
- Tom thought Mary was John's cousin.
- Tom thought that Mary was John's cousin.
He's married to my cousin.
I'm Tom's cousin.
I am Thomas's cousin.
Hannah is Malta's cousin and has been
My cousin suffers from osteoporosis.
His cousin lives in America.
Sami was with his cousin.
My cousin is the worst.
I have a cousin who's a doctor.
He went to stay with his cousin.
My cousin is already four years old.
I know! Let me just say that Keiko is my SECOND cousin!
I had a cousin who lived in Boston.
Sami talked to Layla's cousin.
Tom will be staying with his cousin over Christmas.
That house was built by my cousin.
I have to go to the airport to meet my cousin.
My cousin is having a baby next month.
My cousin is good at doing magic tricks.
His cousin, whose name I forget, was a nurse.
In the family, one can find an uncle and an aunt, a mother and a father, a son and a daughter, a grandson and a granddaughter, as well as a brother and a sister, the father's uncle or the mother's and the father's aunt or the mother's, the brother's and sister's son or daughter, and the wife's or husband's brother or sister.