Examples of using "женятся" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're getting married.
They're getting married tomorrow.
Tom and Mary are getting married.
Lots of people get married on Saturdays.
All my friends are getting married.
They're getting married in a month.
Is everybody getting married?
Tom and Mary aren't getting married.
Tom and Mary are getting married soon.
- They told me that they're getting married.
- They told me they're getting married.
Do you know when Tom and Mary are getting married?
Tom and Mary are getting married in three months.
At about what age do the Japanese marry?
People under 18 do not marry.
Tom and Mary are getting married in October.
- I hear Tom and Mary are getting married.
- I heard that Tom and Mary are getting married.
Tom and Mary are getting married on Monday.
Tom and Mary are getting married next year.
Catholic priests practice celibacy.
Many Italians continue to live with their parents until they marry.
I still can't believe Tom and Mary are getting married.
I just can't believe they're getting married.
Tom told everybody at work that he and Mary were getting married.
Tom and Mary are getting married tomorrow.
- There are those who marry just to prevent their wife from marrying another.
- Some marry only to prevent their wife from marrying someone else.
Some Shanghainese hold large banquets when they get married.
You don't marry someone you can live with — you marry the person whom you cannot live without.
Tom and Mary are getting married next weekend.