Examples of using "Sposate" in a sentence and their english translations:
You were married.
Let's stay married.
Have you ever been married?
They're married.
We used to be married.
Married people are happier than unmarried people.
We're already married.
Have you ever been married?
and intermarried.
They were married.
Were you married at that time?
Why are you getting married again?
- We're not married.
- We aren't married.
We're already married.
Where did you marry them?
I married them.
Both of my sisters are married.
I have two sisters, both of whom are married.
Tom has two daughters. Both are married.
Married people sometimes wish they were single.
- Both of Tom's sisters are married.
- Tom's sisters are both married.
They already got married.
- They admitted that they were married.
- They admitted they were married.
- They said they were married.
- They said that they were married.
- They are both unmarried.
- They're both unmarried.
I have two sisters, both of whom are married.
Just married.
Mary and Alice are pretending to be married.
Why are you getting married?
They have been married for twenty years.
They never married.
- They said that they weren't married.
- They said they weren't married.
- They told me that they were married.
- They told me they were married.
How did you know we were married?
Are you still married to Tom?
They got married, didn't they?
They got married three months ago.
We got married three years ago.
They didn't tell me they were married.
- They told me that they were already married.
- They told me they were already married.
My friends are all married.
They have been married for ten years.
We got married on October 20th.
Are you married?
They never said they weren't married.
That's the number of women who were married before their 18th birthday.
How does it feel being married?
The priest married them last Sunday.
I can't believe you're getting married.
I cannot kiss Taninna. We are not married yet.
This is the priest who married them.
They got married in Vegas.
In the end, we didn't get married.
- I thought you were married.
- I thought that you were married.
Aren't you married?
Are you already married?
Did you get married?
It's been three years since they got married.
Why are you married?
- They married on Christmas Eve.
- They got married on Christmas Eve.
Are you still married?
You were married, weren't you?
From the way they talked, I presumed they were married.
- I wish I hadn't married you.
- I wish that I hadn't married you.
They were still young when they got married.
How many children do you want to have when you get married?
I can't believe you're getting married.
Were you married at that time?
- You're not married, are you?
- You aren't married, are you?
When did you get married?
Were you married to him?
Were you married to her?
Are you still married to Tom?
- Have you ever been married?
- Did you ever get married?
Were you married to Tom?
Did you ever get married?
How many years have you been married?
Why aren't you married yet?
Aren't you married to Tom?
- Is it true you got married?
- Is it true that you got married?
Have you been married for a long time?
Why didn't you get married in Germany?
Why didn't you get married in Boston?
Tom told me you were married.
- You never told me that you were married.
- You never told me you were married.