Examples of using "Anziana" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do I look old?
You're old.
She is old.
She's older than you think.
She's older than you think.
He robbed an old lady.
Who is that old woman?
This elderly person said something.
She was very old.
She's old, isn't she?
She was too old.
Tom is probably the oldest person in the office.
She's really old, isn't she?
He offered his seat to an old woman.
She offered her seat to an old woman.
She made room for an old woman in the bus.
An old woman is crossing the street.
The old woman reminisced about the old days.
The hooker is old.
My aunt is older than my mother.
I gave my seat to the old lady.
She's a bit older than me.
He is taking care of his old Mom.
She's very old, isn't she?
- She's quite old, isn't she?
- She's pretty old, isn't she?
- She's kind of old, isn't she?
She's fairly old, isn't she?
Do I look old?
Who is this old person?
She's older than Tom.
She's too old for me.
She isn't as old as she seems.
- She isn't as old as you are, is she?
- She isn't as old as you, is she?
He's an old timer.
My grandmother is very old.
She isn't so old, is she?
This old couple seems happy.
She was very old and ill.
Led by the oldest female, the herd keep the little ones moving.
Today, one of every seven people in Western Europe is classified as elderly.
An old woman is walking across the road.
- You're not too old for him.
- She isn't too old for him.
She's older than me, isn't she?
I consented to help the old lady.
I'm too old.
- I'm not old.
- I am not old.
- You're old.
- You are old.
Tom doesn't know whether Mary is younger or older than he is.
Are you older than Tom?
You're older than him.
Mom is older than Dad.
- She's much older than me, isn't she?
- She's a lot older than me, isn't she?
At least I'm older than you.
You're older than her.
That woman is much older than I am.
Tom is unquestionably the oldest person here.
She's older than she says she is.
She isn't much older than me, is she?
She's a bit older than me, isn't she?
I am the oldest of the three.
My grandmother is the oldest in this town.
An old woman is walking across the road.
- You're old.
- You are old.
You're so old.
It's the voice of an old woman.
You're a little too old for me.
I'm too old to work.
I'm too old to do that.
Am I too old to vote?
I'm too old for Tom.
- I thought I was too old.
- I thought that I was too old.
I'm older than Tom.
I'm older than her.
- I am older than him.
- I'm older than him.
I'm too old for Mary.
- I'm older than you think.
- I'm older than you think I am.
Now I am too old to walk.
How old is the oldest one?
I'm not old enough to do that.
- He knows I'm older than him.
- He knows that I'm older than he is.
- He knows I'm older than he is.
They know I'm older than them.
You're older than me.
You look older than Tom.
He knows I'm older than he is.
I'm too old for her.
You're not too old for him.
You're not too old for her.
That woman is by nature intended to obey is shown by the fact that every woman who is placed in the unnatural position of absolute independence at once attaches herself to some kind of man, by whom she is controlled and governed; this is because she requires a master. If she, is young, the man is a lover; if she is old, a priest.