married
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Dialogues in context
EN · A1A Guest at the Reception
- A
Is Paweł coming alone?
Czy Paweł przyjdzie sam?
- B
No, he's married and is coming with his wife.
Nie, jest żonaty i przyjdzie z żoną.
- A
Shall I save them two seats?
Czy zarezerwować im dwa miejsca?
- B
Yes, at the table by the window.
Tak, przy stole obok okna.
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Translations
Examples of use
Mój brat jest żonaty.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.My brother is married.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Mein Bruder ist verheiratet.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Mi hermano está casado.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Мой брат женат.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Grammar
adjective
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- married
Forms
| Positive | married |
|---|
- In the card's basic meaning this describes a state or category. No ordinary comparison is listed.
- English adjectives do not change for gender or number.
Example
My brother is married.