Examples of using "Ouder" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hello parent!
The parent of a parent is a grandparent.
- I'm getting old.
- I am getting old!
- Tom's older.
- Tom is older.
- He is getting old.
- He's getting old.
My dad is growing older now,
I'm not a parent.
- I'm older than your brother.
- I am older than your brother.
Ken is older than Seiko.
- Tom is older than I.
- Tom is older than I am.
- Tom is older than me.
- Tom's older than me.
She's older than Tom.
John is older than Robert.
- I'm older than you.
- I am older than you.
Don't grow old, grow wise!
Mom is older than Dad.
She's older than him.
You're older than Tom.
You're older than me.
Tom is older than Mary.
We're a little older.
They're older than you.
Tom is certainly over thirty.
Her parents are older than mine.
- He is older than she is by three years.
- He's three years older than she is.
- He's three years older than her.
I guess that she is over thirty.
- He is older than she is by three years.
- He's three years older than she is.
- He's three years older than her.
You look older than I am.
No teacher, no parent, no human
Tom is much older than Mary.
My car is older than me.
They're all older than you.
He must be over sixty.
He is much older than Ken.
- Are you over 18?
- Are you over eighteen years old?
Tom is a little over thirty.
- He is getting old.
- He was getting old.
- He's getting old.
- I'm older than your brother.
- I am older than your brother.
They might be older than us.
Is your sister older than you?
This book is older than that one.
Sami is over sixty.
He's quite a bit older than me.
Tom is so much older than I am.
The sister-in-law of a parent is an aunt.
The brother-in-law of a parent is an uncle.
The sister-in-law of a parent is an aunt.
- John is senior to me by two years.
- John's two years older than me.
- John is two years older than me.
- John is two years older than I am.