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No. 2,368 in Spanish

viejo

Old.

In a sentence

  • Mi abuelo es muy viejo.

    My grandfather is very old.

    Here, 'viejo' is an adjective describing the advanced age of the speaker's grandfather.

  • Hace mucho que no veo a mi viejo amigo Juan.

    I haven't seen my old friend Juan in a long time.

    In this sentence, 'viejo' means long-time, referring to the extended duration of the friendship.

  • ¿Viste ese carro viejo en el garaje?

    Did you see that old car in the garage?

    Here, 'viejo' is used to describe the car, suggesting it's been around for a long time or is worn out.

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