Translation of "Canadiense" in English

- Es canadiense.
- Ella es canadiense.

- She is Canadian.
- She's Canadian.

- ¿Tú eres canadiense?
- ¿Eres canadiense?

Are you Canadian?

- Es canadiense.
- Él es canadiense.

- He is Canadian.
- He's Canadian.

- Incluso no soy canadiense.
- Ni soy canadiense.
- Ni siquiera soy canadiense.
- Tampoco soy canadiense.

I'm not even Canadian.

- ¿Tom es canadiense?
- ¿Es Tom canadiense?

- Is Tom Canadian?
- Is Tom a Canadian?

Es canadiense.

- He is Canadian.
- He's Canadian.

Soy canadiense.

- I'm Canadian.
- I'm a Canadian.

- Supuse que eras canadiense.
- Suponía que eras canadiense.
- Me pensé que eras canadiense.
- Me pensaba que eras canadiense.
- Presumía que eras canadiense.

- I assumed you were Canadian.
- I assumed that you were Canadian.

- Nuestro director es canadiense.
- Nuestro gerente es canadiense.

Our manager is a Canadian.

No soy canadiense.

- I am not Canadian.
- I'm not Canadian.
- I'm not a Canadian.

Jim es canadiense.

Jim is Canadian.

Eres canadiense, ¿verdad?

You're Canadian, right?

Tom es canadiense.

- Tom's Canadian.
- Tom is Canadian.
- Tom is a Canadian.

Mary es canadiense.

Mary is Canadian.

No eres canadiense.

You aren't Canadian.

Soy canadiense también.

I'm Canadian, too.

Eres canadiense, ¿no?

- You're Canadian, right?
- You're Canadian, aren't you?
- You're a Canadian, aren't you?

¿Eres ciudadano canadiense?

Are you a Canadian citizen?

¿Tom es canadiense?

Is Tom Canadian?

¿Eres realmente canadiense?

Are you really Canadian?

Ni soy canadiense.

I'm not even Canadian.

Ella es canadiense.

- She is Canadian.
- She's Canadian.

Desearía ser canadiense.

I wish I were Canadian.

- Tom se hizo pasar por canadiense.
- Tom fingió ser canadiense.

Tom pretended to be Canadian.

- Mary es una canadiense típica.
- Mary es la típica canadiense.

Mary is a typical Canadian woman.

¿Este es dinero canadiense?

Is this Canadian money?

Pensé que eras canadiense.

- I thought you were Canadian.
- I thought that you were Canadian.

Evangeline Lilly es canadiense.

Evangeline Lilly is Canadian.

Tengo una mujer canadiense.

I have a Canadian wife.

Desearía no ser canadiense.

I wish I weren't Canadian.

Tom dijo ser canadiense.

- Tom said he was Canadian.
- Tom said that he was Canadian.

Quisiera haber nacido canadiense.

- I wish I'd been born a Canadian.
- I wish I'd been born Canadian.

Mi novia es canadiense.

My girlfriend is Canadian.

Tomás tiene pasaporte canadiense.

Tom has a Canadian passport.

Ningún canadiense resultó herido.

No Canadians were injured.

¿Tomás es realmente canadiense?

Is Tom really Canadian?

Tom no es canadiense.

Tom isn't Canadian.

Tom podía ser canadiense.

Tom could be Canadian.

Desearía haber nacido canadiense.

I wish I'd been born Canadian.

Tom podría ser canadiense.

Tom might be Canadian.

¿Es Tom ciudadano canadiense?

Is Tom a Canadian citizen?

Tom asegura ser canadiense.

Tom claims to be a Canadian.

Supongo que eres canadiense.

I assume you are Canadian.

Mi mujer es canadiense.

My wife is Canadian.

No eres canadiense, ¿verdad?

- You're not Canadian, are you?
- You aren't Canadian, are you?

Tengo un vecino canadiense.

I have a Canadian neighbor.

Mi madre es canadiense.

My mother is Canadian.

Nuestro director es canadiense.

- Our school principal is a Canadian.
- Our director is a Canadian.
- Our manager is a Canadian.

Nuestro gerente es canadiense.

Our manager is a Canadian.

Desearía que fuera canadiense.

I wish I were a Canadian.

Creía que Tom era canadiense.

- I thought Tom was Canadian.
- I thought that Tom was Canadian.
- I thought Tom was a Canadian.

No tengo ningún amigo canadiense.

I don't have any Canadian friends.

Tom dijo que era canadiense.

- Tom said he was Canadian.
- Tom said he's Canadian.
- Tom said that he was a Canadian.

Tom tiene que ser canadiense.

Tom must be Canadian.

Estoy orgulloso de ser canadiense.

- I'm proud to be a Canadian.
- I'm proud to be Canadian.

Tom sabe que soy canadiense.

- Tom knows I'm Canadian.
- Tom knows that I'm Canadian.

No sabía que fueras canadiense.

- I didn't know you were Canadian.
- I didn't know that you were Canadian.

No sabía que eras canadiense.

- I didn't know you were Canadian.
- I didn't know that you were Canadian.

Estoy orgullosa de ser canadiense.

- I'm proud to be a Canadian.
- I'm proud to be Canadian.

Me casé con un canadiense.

I married a Canadian.

Tom no es realmente canadiense.

Tom isn't really Canadian.

Supongo que usted es canadiense.

- I assume that you're Canadian.
- I assume you're Canadian.

Ningún canadiense diría eso jamás.

No Canadian would ever say that.

Tom es un ciudadano canadiense.

Tom is a Canadian citizen.

Tom dijo que es canadiense.

- Tom said he's Canadian.
- Tom said that he's Canadian.

¿Pensabas que yo era canadiense?

Did you think I was Canadian?

¿De verdad es Tom canadiense?

- Is Tom really a Canadian?
- Is Tom really Canadian?

Tom dice que es canadiense.

Tom says he's Canadian.

Tom tiene una novia canadiense.

Tom has a Canadian girlfriend.

Pensé que Tom era canadiense.

- I thought Tom was a Canadian.
- I thought that Tom was a Canadian.

¿Cómo supiste que era canadiense?

- How did you know I was Canadian?
- How did you know that I was Canadian?

Tom es un típico canadiense.

- Tom is a typical Canadian.
- Tom is a typical Canadian man.

Tom no parece ser canadiense.

Tom doesn't seem to be a Canadian.

Tom tiene una mujer canadiense.

Tom has a Canadian wife.

Sabía que Tom era canadiense.

- I knew Tom was a Canadian.
- I knew that Tom was a Canadian.

Tom es, según parece, canadiense.

Tom is apparently a Canadian.