sposato
married
The word 'sposato' is the past participle of the verb 'sposare' and is used to describe someone who is married. It is also used to describe things that are joined or connected, such as 'sposato alla causa' meaning 'married to the cause'.
Example sentences using: sposato
Sono sposato da cinque anni.
I have been married for five years.
This sentence is used for expressing the duration of marriage in Italian. 'Sono sposato' literally means 'I am married', 'da' means 'for', and 'cinque anni' means 'five years'.
Lui e facilmente sposato.
He is easily married.
This sentence is used to describe someone who gets married easily or frequently. 'Lui' means 'he', 'e' means 'is', 'facilmente' means 'easily', and 'sposato' means 'married'.
Mi sono sposato in Italia.
I got married in Italy.
This sentence means that the person got married in Italy. 'Mi sono sposato' literally translates to 'I married myself', but in English we say 'I got married', and 'in Italia' means 'in Italy'.