14:57 Aug 16, 2000 |
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Quantos anos eu tenho? Explanation: Another option: "qual a minha idade?" Or, if you're asking someone to guess your age: "Quantos anos você acha que eu tenho?", ou "Quantos anos você me dá?" |
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"Quantos anos tenho?" Explanation: Espero que isto te ajude. |
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Que idade tenho? Explanation: All the answers are ok and there are for sure a few casual ways of saying it in portuguese. |
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Que idade tenho? Explanation: "Quantos anos tenho?" is another possible way of saying it in Portuguese. |
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Please see below: Explanation: Within the casual context of asking someone how old he/she thinks you are, then it should be: "Que idade pensas (or pensa) que eu tenho?" Regards, Luis M. Luis |
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Quantos anos pensas que tenho? Explanation: Depending on the context, you may also translate for something like "pensas que tenho a tua idade?", but that, of course, depends a lot on the context. However, the I think the "correct" translation is the above mentioned. |
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How old am I?-que idade eu tenho? Explanation: Because it a casual way to communicate it is implied ,I mean between the lines, Quantos anos achas que tenho? Or also could mean my emotinal age or a response to a situation like this: Someone tries to prohibit something and then the person ironically says/asks How old am I? Got the point? Best regards Mayura Mayura |
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qual minha idade? Explanation: ;) Mayura |
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