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been:	fuit

Examples of translating «been» in context:

How long have you been married?	Quamdiu matrimonio coniuncti fuistis? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
We have been married for three years.	Tres annos matrimonio coniuncti sumus. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
We have been studying English for three years.	Tres annos linguam Anglicam didicimus. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
He has been here for three days.	Multos dies adfuit. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to that village?	Fuistine umquam in hac villa? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
You have been busy.	Negotiosi eratis. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
he has been absent five years	quinque annos, sextum annum abest source Complain Corpus name: Meissner-Audena. License: www.gutenberg.org/license References: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/50280/50280-h/50280-h.htm
You have been busy.	Negotiosae eratis. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to Britain?	Fuistine umquam in Britannia? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
They have been married for ten years.	Decem annos matrimonio coniuncti sunt. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to Tokyo?	Fuistine umquam Tokii? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
You have been busy.	Negotiosus eras. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to Nara?	Fuistine umquam Narae? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to India?	Fuistine umquam in India? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Tell me where you've been.	Dic mihi ubi fueris. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
Have you ever been to Japan?	Fuistine umquam in Iaponia? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
What have you been doing?	Quid fecisti? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
It's been a pleasure talking to you.	Loqui vobiscum gaudium erat. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
I have been here for one week.	Hic hebdomadem fui. source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org
How long have you been in Brasilia?	Quamdiu in urbe Brasilia fuisti? source Complain Corpus name: tatoeba. License: Creative Commons CC-BY-2.0. References: http://tatoeba.org