"Vieja" means "old lady," though it is sometimes colloquially to mean "woman" or "wife."
Que, No it doesn't. I am Spanish and I assure you Vieja is a derivative of Viejo which means OLD. So Cumbre Vieja means "Old Ridge." Don't believe me buy a good English-Spanish dictionary. Hasta luego.
I meant to add, woman is Senorita (single) "Senora" usually a woman in her middle ages and married, "Mujer" is a wife and mother, whilst "Donna" usually older as in a grandmother.
Vieja means old.
Viejo means old in spanish.
It means "you're gettin' old!"
Happy Birthday old man. I don't know what sabio is
The Spanish word 'joven' means young. The opposite would be 'viejo' (vieja) meaning old, or similar words such as 'antiguo' (antique, ancient).Viejo is the most common way to say "old", the opposite of joven (young).
pedo viejo
hombre viejo.
The phrase "el viejo" translates to "the old man" in English.
un hombre viejo = an old man
It means 'You are crazy, old man'
Loosely translated, it means, "You're as old as he/she/it is.
"Simpático" means "nice" and "viejo" means "old".
Well, "viejo" is Spanish for "old." ("Old" in French is vieux.)
"Viejo camino" means "old road" in Spanish.
Old
The cognate for English "old" in Spanish is "viejo" and in French is "vieux".
Old
aliso = "I smooth"
viejo y maloliente