Examples of using "Canadienses" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're Canadians.
We're Canadians.
Are they Canadian?
They claim they're Canadians.
They're Canadians, aren't they?
- They are Canadian.
- They're Canadians.
We're all Canadians here.
Three Canadians were killed.
I have several Canadian friends.
We're all Canadians.
All of them are Canadian.
I know several Canadians.
How many Canadian friends do you have?
- I have many Canadian friends.
- I have a lot of Canadian friends.
- I have lots of Canadian friends.
Are you Canadians, too?
Tom doesn't have many Canadian friends.
Four in 10 Canadians
You're Canadian, right?
Three of them were Canadian.
- We're not the only Canadians here.
- We're the only Canadians here.
We never said that we were Canadians.
We're the only Canadians here.
- I have many Canadian friends.
- I have lots of Canadian friends.
Tom and I aren't Canadians.
- I thought they were all Canadians.
- I thought that they were all Canadians.
Why can't I own Canadians?
We're not the only Canadians here.
Most of them are Canadians.
Tom's parents were Canadian.
I know lots of Canadians.
- I have many Canadian friends.
- I have a lot of Canadian friends.
Are you sure those students are Canadians?
Why do you hate Canadians so much?
Tom has three friends who are Canadian.
Most of the passengers were Canadians.
We can't be certain they're Canadians.
Some Canadian territories have almost no people.
You said almost all of your friends were Canadians.
Are you sure those students are Canadians?
- You're not Canadian, are you?
- You aren't Canadian, are you?
So if so many Canadian adults are making this rational choice,
The following year I did a trail ride in the Canadian Rockies.
Aren't you three Canadians?
Both Tom and John married Canadian women.
Tom and Mary are the only Canadians who work here.
Two in 10 Canadians will meet the criteria for addiction to alcohol.
will cost Canadians approximately 4.5 billion dollars each year.
It's well over half of Canadians across their lifetime,
Because of the change in Canadian marriage laws, many American homosexuals came to Canada to get married.
In the 1950s, Canadian mothers who scolded their children called them by their full names.