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Thank you for your quick response! ^-^
I am sure it’s not the best of sources, but when I pop that version into Google Translate, it translates it, “Michele married.” Which is true, she did, but she’s not anymore.
When I add で in front of your した, however, it does come out past-tense.
Would, ミシェルは結婚でした, be a better version perhaps?
I just want to make sure I am learning, “was married” correctly. It seems like a phrase I might find myself wanting to use again in the future. Cuz all my friends and family are divorced O.O lol
I am working on the Season 2 exercise where you take the names of your friends/family and make sentences about what they are and what they use to be. I tried to make a sentence about my dad’s girlfriend who had been through a divorce for one of my past-tense sentence.
(^ more prepositional phrases please lol.)Something along the lines of:
ミシェル は きこんでした.
(Michele was married.)
I used jisho.org and google in an attempt to determine which noun of ‘married’ was the best to use in this situation, but I am still not entirely sure if I chose the best one.
Can anyone point me in the correct direction?
Pleeasse :D
