Examples of using "Oude" in a sentence and their english translations:
- The old teacher has an old bicycle.
- The old teacher's got an old bike.
you know, old outsheds.
- Greetings, old friend!
- Hello, old friend!
Sleazebag!
Hello, old friend!
These are very old books.
This is an ancient law.
- The old man lives by himself.
- The old man lives alone.
Old men are apt to forget.
We're old friends.
Tom collected old coins.
The old man is sitting.
Ken collects old coins.
The old system works.
As I'm an old man, and I have prostate issues, like all old men,
The old man looks sad.
Chemistry is an old science.
Tom restored an old barn.
This old car breaks down all the time.
The old man sat all alone.
This old bread is as hard as a rock.
- Rome is an old city.
- Rome is an ancient city.
That's an old trick.
The old man sat down.
The old man lives by himself.
The old building was broken down.
The old man tends to exaggerate.
I'm an old man.
I have an old car.
The old woman is a doctor.
I read the old documents.
Chemistry is an old science.
It's an old piano.
He is buying a vintage hat.
My old dress is blue.
This old man is gray.
Tom was wearing an old lab coat.
I like learning old languages.
His old cat is still alive.
Old people wake up early.
This is an ancient law.
Jay picked up the old scissors.
These are very old books.
I'm looking for an old man.
The old man looks sad.
Tom sang a lot of old songs.
Are the old chairs brown?
Tom was wearing an old hat.
She sells a vintage hat.
I like old books.
The old school building burned down.
It's an old computer.
I was looking at old pictures.
The old clock is still in use.
The old clock is still in use.
What do you want such an old car for?
She helped an old man cross the road.