casada
/kaˈsada/, [kaˈsa.ð̞a]married, married woman
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Usted sabe que yo estoy casada.
You know I'm married.
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¿Por qué no estás casada?
Why aren't you married?
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Mi hermana está casada.
My sister is married.
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No estoy casada.
I'm not married.
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No sabía que ella estuviera casada.
I didn't know she was married.
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Tom no sabía que Mary estaba casada.
Tom didn't know Mary was married.
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«¿Sabías que la hija del vecino ya está casada?» «¡No me digas! ¡Si sólo tiene dieciocho años!»
"Did you know that the neighbor's daughter is already married?" "You don't say! She's only eighteen!"
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Ella está casada y tiene dos niñas.
She has a husband and two daughters.
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¿Está casada?
Is she married?
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Pensamos que eras casada.
We thought that you were married.
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Para cuando salgas de la cárcel ella ya estará casada.
By the time you get out of prison, she'll have been married.
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¿Eres casada?
Are you married?
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Su hija mayor no está casada todavía.
Their oldest daughter isn't married yet.
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¿Todavía estoy casada?
Am I still married?
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Sabías que yo estaba casada.
You knew I was married.
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A vuestra edad yo ya estaba casada.
When I was your age, I was already married.
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"Ya estoy casada", contestó Mary.
"I'm already married," replied Mary.
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No, no estoy casada.
No, I am not married.
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