Subject + 有 + 多 + 老
老 combined with 多 forms the question "how old," used to ask about someone's age. While 多大 is the more common way to ask age in everyday speech, 多老 may appear in specific or playful contexts. The structure places 多 before 老 as a degree question word.
你爷爷多老了?
Nǐ yéye duō lǎo le?
How old is your grandfather?
这棵树看起来多老了?
Zhè kē shù kàn qǐlái duō lǎo le?
How old does this tree look?
你家的猫多老了?
Nǐ jiā de māo duō lǎo le?
How old is your family's cat?