casé

/kaˈse/, [kaˈse]

got married, married


Verb casé

  1. First-person singular (yo) preterite indicative form of casar.

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Examples
  • Me casé hace diez años.

    I've got married ten years ago.

  • Me casé a los diecinueve años.

    I married when I was 19 years old.

  • Cuando me casé dejé de trabajar.

    Since I got married, I've quit working.

  • Me casé con mi hija.

    I married my daughter.

  • No me casé con él por ser rico.

    I didn't marry him because he is rich.

  • Me casé el primero de junio.

    I got married on June first.

  • Me casé con él en contra de mi voluntad.

    I married him against my will.

  • No me casé con ella por amor.

    I didn't marry her because I loved her.

  • Yo me casé.

    I got married.

  • Yo me casé y me he dado cuenta de que mi niñez termina ahora.

    I've married and I realize, that my childhood ends now.

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