Examples of using "Casados" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're married.
We're married.
- We're not married.
- We aren't married.
We're not married yet.
- We're not married.
- We aren't married.
They're married.
We're already married.
Are you still married?
We still haven't gotten married.
They're married now.
- They are not married.
- They're not married.
Are you already married?
We have been married for three years.
We've been married for thirteen years.
They pretended that they were married.
Six months later, they were married.
We thought that you were married.
They have been married two years.
They have been married for ten years.
They have been married for twenty years.
We used to be married.
Tom and Mary weren't married.
Tom and Mary are still married.
Tom and Mary are newlyweds.
How did you know we were married?
Tom and I are newlyweds.
Have you been married for a long time?
- Tom and Mary are as good as married.
- Tom and Mary are practically married.
They are married but live separately.
They sleep in separate bedrooms even though they're married.
It's been seven years since we got married.
- I don't think they're married.
- I don't think that they're married.
- I thought Tom and Mary were married.
- I thought that Tom and Mary were married.
- Tom and Mary said that they were married.
- Tom and Mary said they were married.
I think they both are married.
I thought Tom and Mary were married.
I think you should tell your parents that we're married.
Tom didn't think John and Mary were married.
How long have you and Jane been married?
Tom and Mary were only married for a few months.
Tom and Mary have been married for almost three years.
We lived together for two years, but we aren't married.
From the way they talked, I presumed they were married.
Are you married or single?
Tom and I are married to each other.
My parents have been married since before I was born.
Tom and Mary have been married for more than thirty years.
- Tom told me that he and Mary were still married.
- Tom told me he and Mary were still married.
- Tom and Mary told me that they were already married.
- Tom and Mary told me they were already married.
- I can't believe Tom and I are really married.
- I can't believe that Tom and I are really married.
Are you already married?
Did you know Tom and Mary used to be married?
Are you married or are you single?
- It is thirty years since we married.
- It's been thirty years since we got married.
We don't even know for sure that Tom and Mary are married.
It won't be long before they get married.
Tom asked me how long my parents had been married before they separated.
- We married seven years ago.
- It's been seven years since we got married.
Tom and Mary told everybody that they'd gotten divorced, but they're actually still married.
You're already married, aren't you?
Harvard scientists have measured the amount of male hormone in the saliva of 58 single and married men with or without children.
I think married people have more problems than single people.