- How old are you?
- Little boy/girl, how old are you?
- How old are you?
- I'm 25 years old.
- He is 88 years old this year.
- When were you born?
- I was born in 1982.
- When is your birthday?
- She is three years younger than me.
- We are the same age.
- You look so young.
- 1. nǐ jīn nián duō dà ?
- 2. xiǎo péng you , nǐ jǐ suì le ?
- 3. nín jīn nián duō dà nián jì ?
- 4. wǒ èr-shí-wǔ suì .
- 5. tā jīn nián bā-shí-bā suì le .
- 6. nǐ shì nǎ nián chū shēng de ?
- 7. wǒ shì yì-jiǔ-bá-èr nián shēng de .
- 8. nǐ de shēng rì shì jǐ yuè jǐ hào ?
- 9. tā bǐ wǒ xiǎo sān suì .
- 10. wǒ men liǎng yí yàng dà .
- 11. nǐ kàn qǐ lái hěn nián qīng .
Do you know?
In China, there are different ways of asking other people's age according to the approximate age group he / she is in, e.g."nín duō dà nián jì"(您多大年纪?) is used for elder people; "nǐ jǐ suì"(你几岁?) for children who are less than ten years old and "nǐ duō dà le"(你多大(了)?)" for adults. "suì"(岁) can't be omitted if the age mentioned is below ten.