"Jeg synes du er gammel."

Translation: I think you are old.

[JoyceA]

Oh yeah? Well I think your mother dresses you funny, Owl!

[IanEvison]

Jeg er kun 63!

[NicolasHermer]

As a German using the word "gammel" to describe a person seems mildly offensive.

[DavidSchmi952575]

I know right. For any non germans: "vergammelt" is the german word for rotten/spoiled.

[Fred-3-CMY]

The German words "vergammelt, Gammler" etc. all share the same root as Danish "gammel". For instance, "Gammelfleisch" means "rotten meat" because it is too old.

[KyleJDahl]

Just because my first car had an 8 track...

[camila_H]

Gammel?! Hvad snakker du om! ;)

[arielkangaroo]

Det er uforskammet!

[RidderJakob]

Yderst!

[sam.cn21]

I wrote 'In my opinion, you are old' but it was wrong I'm pretty sure this translation is correct. Please check it again

[DieLegende2]

It does of course convey the same meaning but you should always translate as literally as possible, and "jeg synes" literally means "I think" and can problemlessly be translated as such

[FionaOnDuoL]

There are old English words like this - gaffer and gammer. Are they cognate?

[Peter654078]

Well, thanks, punk. And FYI, I was already doing Duolingo while you were still in diapers! Smh.