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Y mi esposa se ha casado con otra persona.
And my wife is getting married to someone else.
¿Quién de ustedes no se ha casado en un tiempo?
Now, which one of you hasn't been married for a while?
Sr. Cord, ¿por qué no se ha casado?
Mr. Cord, why is it you're not married?
Ahora se ha casado con Madulimay con la esperanza de tener un hijo.
He has now married Madulimay in the hope of having a son.
No se ha casado hasta ahora, pero lo hará.
He hasn't got married as yet but he will.
¿Tiene 41 y aún no se ha casado?
He's 41 and he hasn't married yet?
Si no se ha casado, ha sido porque no ha querido.
If she hasn't got married is because she didn't want to.
¿Sabes que Dale se ha casado tres o cuatro veces?
You know the Dale has been married three or four times?
Ella los lleva a Kenpachi, que ha casado un oso.
She brings them to Kenpachi, who has caught a bear.
Un amigo tuyo, Greg Hicks, se ha casado la semana pasada.
A friend of yours, Greg Hicks, got married last week.
Lo dice un sujeto que se ha casado tres veces.
This coming from a guy who's been married three times.
Sí, cree que se ha casado y no se acuerda.
Yeah, she thinks she got married and she doesn't remember.
Por cada hombre que se ha casado con la mujer equivocada.
For every man that ever married the wrong woman.
Ella me ha casado y está muy feliz de estar conmigo
She has married me and is very happy to be with me
Se ha casado con Mosley, ella cree que no lo sé.
She's married to Mosley, she thinks I don't know.
Ahora que su hija se ha casado, no habrá nada.
Now that her child is married, there's nothing.
Tu marido averiguaría con quién se ha casado en realidad.
Your husband would find out who he really married.
Sean Connery se ha casado dos veces en Gibraltar.
Sean Connery has been married twice in Gibraltar.
Y ahora se ha casado con la mujer más cool del planeta.
And now he's married to the coolest woman on the planet.
Olinka se ha casado y cenarán con nosotros.
Olinka got married and they'll have dinner with us.
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