marriage

The Spanish term 'casarse' does not directly translate to 'marriage' in English. It is a verb, which means 'to get married'. Used in a sentence, 'casarse' refers to the act of entering into a marriage union or ceremony. For instance, in the sentence 'Ellos van a casarse', it means 'They are going to get married'.

Example sentences using: casarse

Ellos quieren casarse el próximo año.

They want to get married next year.

This phrase indicates that a couple has intentions of marrying in the upcoming year.

Mi hermana se va a casar en una ceremonia privada.

My sister is going to get married in a private ceremony.

This sentence communicates that the speaker's sister plans to marry, and the event will be intimate.

Nosotros decidimos casarnos después de cinco años juntos.

We decided to get married after five years together.

This phrase reveals a couple's decision to marry following a lengthy relationship.