Examples of using "родственник" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is Tom related to you?
Are you related to Tom?
Is Tom really related to you?
Tom is a distant relative of mine.
I'm not related to you.
He is a distant relation of hers.
Tom is my relative.
- Tom is a relative of mine.
- Tom is related to me.
Tom is related to Mary.
Are you related to me?
Is Tom a relative of yours?
I'm related to him.
Tom is related to me by marriage.
He is distantly related to her.
- Tom is distantly related to Mary.
- Tom is a distant relative of Mary's.
Tom is a distant relative of mine.
Tom isn't related to me.
- The English language is cognate to the German language.
- English and German are two related languages.
- English is a sister language of German.
You are no relative to me.
I'm not related to them.
I'm not related to him.
I'm not related to her.
Tom is a close relative of mine.
English is a sister language of German.
I'm related to you.
I'm related to them.
I'm related to her.
Are you related to us?
Are you related to them?
Are you related to me?
Are you related to her?
I'm not related to Tom.
A good neighbor is better than a bad relative.
Despite her appearance, she's actually a distant relative of ours.
Is Tom related to Mary?
I'm related to Tom.
- Tom is convinced that he's a relative of mine.
- Tom is convinced he's a relative of mine.
Aren't you related to us?
He is a distant relation of hers.
Pride tends to develop into hubris, which is close kin to madness.
Tom is a distant relative of mine.
Dutch is closely related to German.
I have a relative who lives around here.
I have a new relative: my sister got married, so now I have a brother-in-law.