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What does «mi vieja / mi viejo» mean in Dominican Spanish?
mi vieja / mi viejo
my mom / my dad
| Meaning | my mom / my dad |
|---|---|
| Standard Spanish | mi madre / mi padre |
| Register | Colloquial, affectionate |
«Voy a ver a mi vieja el domingo.»
I'm visiting my mom on Sunday.
Not disrespectful at all — it is affection. Almost nobody says «mi madre» in normal speech.
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