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What does viego mean in spanish?

The word "viego" in Spanish has multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used:

1. Old, aged, or elderly.

Example: "El hombre viego estaba sentado en el banco." (The old man was sitting on the bench.)

2. Worn out, deteriorated, or dilapidated.

Example: "La casa vieja estaba en ruinas." (The old house was in ruins.)

3. Ancient, of historical importance, or of long standing.

Example: "La iglesia vieja data del siglo XVI." (The old church dates back to the 16th century.)

4. Traditional, customary, or established.

Example: "Las viejas costumbres del pueblo han cambiado con el tiempo." (The old customs of the town have changed over time.)

5. Familiar or intimate, often used to address a friend or family member.

Example: "¡Hola, viego! ¿Cómo estás?" (Hello, old friend! How are you?)

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