Usage examples of "born" in English with translation to French

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He wasn't born yesterday Il n'est pas hier
My father died before I was born. Mon père est mort avant ma naissance.
Have you named your new born baby? As-tu donné un nom à ton nouveau-né ?
She was born last year. Elle est née l'année dernière.
I was not born yesterday. Je ne suis pas de la dernière pluie.
My dad died before I was born. Mon père est mort avant ma naissance.
Donna was born with a silver spoon in her mouth. Donna est née avec une cuillère en argent dans la bouche.
I was born in 1988. Je suis en 1988.
He was born in Switzerland. Il est en Suisse.
I remember the day you were born very well. Je me souviens fort bien du jour de ta naissance.
Molière was born in 1622. Molière est en 1622.
He was born in Africa. Il est en Afrique.
Stratford-on-Avon, where Shakespeare was born, is visited by many tourists every year. Stratford-on-Avon, le lieu de naissance de Shakespeare, est visité chaque année par beaucoup de touristes.
I was born in Osaka. Je suis à Osaka.
I was born in Tokyo. Je suis à Tokyo.
He is a born poet. C'est un poète .
I was born in America. Je suis en Amérique.
I wasn't born yesterday. Je ne suis pas d'hier.
I was born in 1972. Je suis en 1972.
We are all born mad. Nous sommes tous nés fous.
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