Examples of using "Vieja" in a sentence and their english translations:
She is old.
She is old.
- You're old.
- You are old.
We follow an old tradition.
- My desk is old.
- My table is old.
- The old house was taken down.
- The old house was demolished.
I feel old.
I am not old.
- This is my old bicycle.
- This is my old bike.
I bought an old lamp.
They broke down the old house.
I gave my old clothes away.
I have an old bicycle.
It's an old custom.
She is old.
We'll visit the old town.
This is an ancient law.
- My desk is old.
- My table is old.
This old table is still in use.
That old tradition has disappeared.
This is my old bike.
- That's an old tale.
- This is an old story.
We are bringing down the old house.
I live in an old house.
I went in the old house.
I'm too old for him.
The older that you get,
I'm starting to get old!
It's the same old story.
That is an old camera.
I have a very old stamp.
That's an old American custom.
- I'm too old for this.
- I am too old for it.
This is an old letter.
He began to play an old song.
The old lamp gave a dim light.
Died, either of old age or got injured.
Looks like an old miner's chain.
- You're too old.
- It's too old.
My house is old and ugly.
The earthquake has destroyed the old house.
She began to play an old song.
His house was small and old.
- She's too old for you.
- She is too old for you.
She's too old for him.
Because my old ladder is broken.
She takes care of her old mother.
This old table is still in use.
A wall surrounded the old city.
Nara is a very old city.
I live close to an old bookshop.
You're so old.
She's old, ugly and fat.
It's very old.
This is old news to me.
- I'm not old.
- I am not old.
The old office was less illuminated.
Tom put on an old T-shirt.