Examples of using "Vanhan" in a sentence and their english translations:
You get the old-growth forest.
I met an old friend, and what was more strange, my former teacher.
I bought an old lamp.
I disposed of my old coat.
I saw an old friend of mine.
- I met an old woman.
- I met with an old woman.
- I met an elderly woman.
I sold my old car for one hundred dollars.
He robbed an old lady.
Did the car look old?
They broke down the old house.
We were looking at the ruins of the old fortress.
I recently met an old friend.
I am bringing down this old wall.
It's the voice of an old woman.
I will help you for the sake of our old friendship.
Walking along the street, I met an old friend.
I was surprised to see an old friend of mine there.
Tom found an old safe in his garage.
By chance, I ran into an old friend in Tokyo.
Tom is trying to sell his old car.
The old man was accompanied by his grandchild.
An old proverb says that time is money.
Tom wants to give his old car to Mary.
- She helped the old man across.
- She helped an old man cross the road.
- She helped the old man across the street.
- She helped the old man cross the road.
Tom and Mary bought an old farm.
The new hall is double the size of the old one.
He hung an old, wooden oar on his wall as a decoration.
I gave my seat to the old lady.
He found an old, broken chair and sat down at the piano.
As a matter of fact, I've gotten back with my old boyfriend.
I saw an old film featuring Charlie Chaplin yesterday.
Tom bought a new camera so he sold his old one.
They had not gone very far when they met an old man.
"Everybody dies", said the usually witty doctor as he pulled the plug on his old friend.
Tom bought an old house and said that he would fix it all by himself.
- I don't think Tom will want your old bicycle.
- I don't think that Tom will want your old bicycle.
How old do you think Tom is?
- Tom said he wanted to drop in on some old friends while he was in Boston.
- Tom said that he wanted to drop in on some old friends while he was in Boston.
Lohikäärme is a compound word whose origin probably lies in the Old Swedish word "floghdraki." The beginning "flogh" was Finnishized into "lohi," whereas the ending was translated to snake.
Tom tried to sell his old VCR instead of throwing it away, but no one would buy it, so he ended up throwing it away.
I think it's unlikely that Tom would be interested in buying your old MP3 player.