Examples of using "замужем" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is she single or married?
Is she married?
- I'm married.
- I am married.
Are you married?
Are you married?
Is she single or married?
I'm still married.
She isn't married.
- She is already married.
- She's already married.
My sister is married.
How does it feel being married?
I was married.
Is your sister married?
We're married now.
Are you already married?
Is she single?
She was married.
Mary isn't married.
Yes, I am married.
I'm not married, but my sister is.
"Are you married or single?" "I'm not married. I'm divorced."
I'm not married, but my sister is.
Were you married to Tom?
Were you married to him?
- I'm married.
- I am married.
I wonder if she is married.
- She is married to a foreigner.
- She's married to a foreigner.
She is married to an American.
- Her elder daughter is married.
- Her older daughter is married.
His fiancee is already married.
- Is she single or married?
- Is she divorced or married?
Are you still married?
I'm not married anymore.
Are you married?
Would you happen to be married?
Both of my sisters are married.
His oldest daughter is married.
She's married to a dentist.
Is she still single?
I'm married to Tom.
I'm married to him.
She's still single.
I'm not married yet.
Tom's younger daughter is married.
Are you married to Tom?
Tom's mother is single.
She is married with a German.
Has she got married before?
- Mary got married to a German.
- Mary is married to a German.
Are you married?
- I wish that I wasn't married.
- I wish I wasn't married.
His younger sister is married.
His younger daughter is married.
My friends are all married.
Their oldest daughter isn't married yet.
You're married, aren't you?
Are you married?
She's still single.
Aren't you married to Tom?
I'm married to a French teacher.
Mary said that she was unmarried.
She told me that she was married.