Translation: You re in your twenties, how do you say English when you re twenty years old

Westerners regard age as privacy, and generally do not ask about age directly, let alone "in their twenties".

If you ask about age, use how old are you?

Translation: are you in your twenties?

As far as I know, there is really no "Are you in your twenties?" in English. This kind of correspondence is not quite in line with the culture of foreign Chinese, so I have to bypass the question of the enumeration method and exclude them one by one, or directly "how old are you" and it will be over.

I'm in my twenties and I'm Twenties

how old are you? are you twenty-five years old?

How old are you? Are you 25 years old? twenty=20 five=5 , the single digit can be replaced by other 1-9 in the order of one two three four five six seven eight nine

Twenty years old.

1. Heisfortyyearsold He is 40 years old.

2. IwentabroadtoStudyAtTwenty AttwentyYearsOfAge I went abroad to study when I was 20 years old. [Imitation age of the big acacia].

1. The approximate age is expressed in English by the age group: the approximate age between the ages of 13 and 19 is often inone'steens or belowtwentyFor example:

mybrotherisinhisteens My brother is a teenager.

2. "Dissatisfaction......years "with below..../under…to represent. For example: theyareallchildrenunderfiveyearsold They are all children under the age of five.

3. "Come soon......Shelter the year", "close to ......years "with getonfor....or nearly....to represent.

For example: heisgettingonforsixty heisnearlysixty He is almost 60 years old. [with ......Same age] means "with ......."Same age" commonly used....ofyourage/thesameas…asoldas three sentence forms.

My age is 20: 20

Korean spelling: 1. Vowels.

A vowel can form a syllable, and the " " at the beginning is just a formal consonant, a symbol that makes the glyph look neat and beautiful, without actual sound value and no pronunciation. 2. Consonants.

A consonant cannot form a syllable on its own, it must be combined with a vowel to form a syllable, and the consonant letter can be to the left or above the vowel letter when spelled. 3. Radio.

The consonant " " is not pronounced when it is located at the beginning (it is only used as a decoration), and it is pronounced when it is placed at the end of the sound as a reception, and it has an actual sound value.

4. Consonant vowel sounds.

The consonant can be placed before the vowel as the first sound, or after the vowel as the last sound, and the consonant at this time is called the reception. In the consonant, " can only be used as the first note, not the last note.

Chinese: My age is 20 years old!

Korean: Pronunciation: That love, that one, that one, Simu, Sally, oops!

Chinese: My age is 20 years old!

Korean: Pronunciation: That love, that one, that one, Simu, Sally, oops!

I hope it will be helpful to you, if you have any questions, please feel free to ask! If you're satisfied, remember to take it.

Hello landlord, it is a pleasure to serve you. The Korean word for this phrase is:

This is a more formal statement, upstairs is when the peers or non-elders are talking, to the extent that there is no such formality, but both are correct, and both can be used. I hope the above answers can help the landlord, and finally wish the landlord good health and all the best.

I'm 20 years old in English :i'm twenty years old

1. year by year Year after year.

2. year after year; Annually.

3, in the year [mouth] long ago.

year Pronounced French English [j (r); j (r)] beauty [j r].

Example: How old are you? i'm twenty (years old).

How old are you? I'm twenty years old.

Synonyms of year: age

Word usage: 1. age means "age", which can be used as a countable noun or an uncountable noun, and means "era", which is a countable noun, mostly used in a singular form, and begins with a capital letter.

2. age is commonly used when it refers to the age of an individual or multiple people. However, if it refers to the age of each person, or age followed by each specific age, the plural is often used.

Word Meaning Analysis: The common meaning of the three words age, generation, and period is "period". The differences are:

1. period is the most general and common term in this group of words, which is used for any time limit, which can be long or short; age means "era, lifespan" and is often used to denote a period known for a central figure or distinctive feature;

2. generation means "generation, generation", which is used for the period between the birth of the previous generation and the birth of the next generation, which can sometimes be counted as 20 or 25 years for human beings, and can also be used for the next generation itself.

It can be said that "i'm

20years

oldnow.

Concentrate; m20years

old, English can be expressed in the present tense as long as it is expressed in the present tense.

If you really want to emphasize "this year" i'：

You don't need to use "this".

year" means "this year".

i'm 20 years old.

Note: There is no need to use "this year" for "this year", as long as it is in the present tense in English.

If you really want to emphasize "this year", you can say "i."'m 20 years old now.”

Translated into English is i am twenty-seven years old this year

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The teacher is probably in her 20s.

Translated into English is:

the teacher is about more than 20 years old.

Concentrate; Please take it on hand!