Examples of using "Primos" in a sentence and their english translations:
- We are cousins.
- We're cousins.
- We are cousins.
- We're cousins.
I have three cousins.
- They are my cousins.
- They're my cousins.
I have two cousins.
They're cousins.
Tom has a lot of cousins.
We are cousins.
The Smiths are our cousins.
He and I are cousins.
She and I are cousins.
They are cousins by blood.
Those two boys are cousins.
Tom and I are cousins.
Which are the prime numbers?
Tom and Mary are cousins.
They are cousins, if I remember rightly.
My cousins live on the beach.
Tom and Mary are second cousins.
They are cousins, if I remember rightly.
- I have three cousins on my mother's side.
- On my mother's side of the family, I have three male cousins.
My cousins are coming in a few days.
but your brothers, your cousins, your uncles -
who we can think of like their cousins.
Did you know Tom and Mary were cousins?
I don't know how many cousins Tom has.
being a love poem about prime numbers,
There are only two primes between 10 and 14.
They are cousins, if I remember rightly.
Are you guys really cousins?
Tom has three cousins.
Most of my cousins live in Madrid.
The editor and the publisher are both my cousins.
He made heaps of money by ripping off naive suckers.
One of my cousins is married to a novelist.
I have no idea how many cousins Tom has.
can peer into the world of our closest nocturnal cousins.
Every even number is the sum of two primes.
First cousins have one set of grandparents in common.
I have about thirty second cousins.
Tom went to Australia to stay with one of his cousins.
On my mother's side of the family, I have three male cousins.
Prime numbers are capable of generating the rest of the numbers.
Prime numbers are divisible only by one and themselves.
Tom's cousins argued about politics and things went out of control.
Every even number greater than 2 is the sum of two primes.
Nice party my friend. I should have invited my cousins to come too.
Saudi Arabia's young crown prince arresting hundreds of his own cousins
George has two cousins; one lives in Germany and the other in Switzerland.
God may not play dice with the universe, but something strange is going on with the prime numbers.
Prime numbers are like life; they are completely logical, but impossible to find the rules for, even if you spend all your time thinking about it.