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rna01

22 nov 2019

Giapponese

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

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Do you answer like this? Is it commonly used?

Q:How old are you?
A: Fifteen years old.

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MsBlueMango

22 nov 2019

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Inglese (Stati Uniti)

We would usually just say fifteen. Since age is calculated by years it's already known that it's 15 years old. If it's a young child though you could say 15 days old or 15 months old.

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vz9002

22 nov 2019

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

I think it would be more common to just say "fifteen", but it is still natural to add "years old". It's common in English to omit things which are not needed. "Years old" is understood, and not needed.

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MsBlueMango

22 nov 2019

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

We would usually just say fifteen. Since age is calculated by years it's already known that it's 15 years old. If it's a young child though you could say 15 days old or 15 months old.

rna01

22 nov 2019

Giapponese

Thank you so much!

rna01

22 nov 2019

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@MsBlueMango Thank you so much!

MsBlueMango

22 nov 2019

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@rna01 No problem

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A: Fifteen years old.

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Do you answer like this? Is it commonly used?Q:How old are you?A: Fifteen years old. Vedi una traduzione

We would usually just say fifteen. Since age is calculated by years it's already known that it's 15 years old. If it's a young child though you could say 15 days old or 15 months old.

I think it would be more common to just say "fifteen", but it is still natural to add "years old". It's common in English to omit things which are not needed. "Years old" is understood, and not needed.

We would usually just say fifteen. Since age is calculated by years it's already known that it's 15 years old. If it's a young child though you could say 15 days old or 15 months old.

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Do you answer like this? Is it commonly used?

Q:How old are you?
A: Fifteen years old.