Examples of using Fick en dotter in Swedish and their translations into English
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De fick en dotter och två söner, Philip och Thomas.
They had one daughter and two sons, Philip and Thomas.De fick en dotter tillsammans 1971.
They had one daughter together in 1979.De fick en dotter Catharina Kylandra tillsammans.
They had daughter Catharina Stjerneld.Paret fick en dotter, Elisabet.
The couple had one daughter, Elisabeth.De fick en dotter, Margareta, född 1960.
They had one child, Joanna, born 1960.Applegate och Martyn LeNoble fick en dotter, Sadie Grace,
They have one daughter, Sadie Grace LeNoble,De fick en dotter som avled i tioårsåldern.
They had one daughter who died at the age of two.De fick en dotter 2005, innan de skilde sig 2010.
They had one daughter before they divorced in 2001.Paret fick en dotter och fem söner.
The couple had one daughter and five sons.Paret fick en dotter som emellertid dog som mycket liten.
The couple had one daughter, who died as an infant.Jag fick en dotter och du får dras med min son!
I gained a daughter, you're stuck with my son!Vi fick en dotter- Meg.
We had one daughter, Meg.Så han fick en dotter genom sin sonhustru som blev änka.
He's made a daughter out of his widowed daughter-in-law.De fick en dotter, Julia.
They had one daughter, Julia.hans hustru Leona gifte sig 1914 och fick en dotter tillsammans, Wilma.
Leona, in 1914 and they had one daughter, Wilma.Hon gifte sig 1958 och fick en dotter.
He married in 1935 and had one daughter.Han gifte sig med en lokal eurasisk tjej och dom fick en dotter.
He Hon gifte sig med en italiensk adelsman och de fick en dotter, Marguerite, Jeannes enda barn
She married an Italian nobleman and they got one daughter, Marguerite, Jeanne's only childRansome gifte sig med Ivy Constance Walker 1909(de skildes dock 1924) och fick en dotter, Tabitha.
Ransome married Ivy Constance Walker in 1909 and they had one daughter, Tabitha.
