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musuko wa kekkonshite imasu.

息むす子こ　は　結けっ婚こんして　います。musuko wa kekkonshite imasu.
(My) son is married.
Note how the present continuous is used here to indicate on ongoing state, instead of an action in progress.
musuko wa kekkonshite imasu.
From Lesson 173:Children·Japanese
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Note

Note how the present continuous is used here to indicate on ongoing state, instead of an action in progress.

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kodomoanata wa kodomo ga imasu ka?okosanokosan wa nansai desu ka?pokemonwatashi no kodomo wa pokemon ga daisuki desu.musuko(o)musukosan wa (o)genki desu ka.
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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasitaHepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita