Oct 16, 2001 09:40
22 yrs ago
English term
Are you 15 or 16?
Non-PRO
English to Spanish
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How can I say, Are you 15 or 16 in Spanish
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
Proposed translations
+4
3 mins
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¿Tienes 15 ó 16 años?
¿Tienes quince o dieciséis años?
Or you could just say "how old are you?"
¿Cuántos años tienes?
Hope this helps.
:)
Or you could just say "how old are you?"
¿Cuántos años tienes?
Hope this helps.
:)
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+1
2 mins
Tienes 15 o 16?
Saludos,
BSD
BSD
Peer comment(s):
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Sery
: Así de sencillo!!
4 mins
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Si. La pregunta es muy sencilla y mínima también y traté de respetar eso.
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-1
3 mins
Tienes dieciocho o diecinueve años?
HTH
+3
7 mins
¿Tienes 15 ó 16 años? / ¿Tenés 15 ó 16 años?
Hola!
This would be the usual way it. The second option works only for Argentina or Uruguay, the rest of Latin America and Spain use "tienes". Of course, there's the remote possibility that for some reason you were addressing this person with the "usted", more respectful form (perhaps if you're a teacher who wishes to sound authoritative), and then you would say "¿Tiene 15 ó 16 años?".
You can of course say ¿Tienes 15 ó 16?, and omit "años", but you would have to be talking about age or it could mean anything, from pets to CDs.
And if this is written and you use figures (15, 16 instead of quince, dieciséis) please don't forget to put the accent on the o (ó).
HTH
Andrea
This would be the usual way it. The second option works only for Argentina or Uruguay, the rest of Latin America and Spain use "tienes". Of course, there's the remote possibility that for some reason you were addressing this person with the "usted", more respectful form (perhaps if you're a teacher who wishes to sound authoritative), and then you would say "¿Tiene 15 ó 16 años?".
You can of course say ¿Tienes 15 ó 16?, and omit "años", but you would have to be talking about age or it could mean anything, from pets to CDs.
And if this is written and you use figures (15, 16 instead of quince, dieciséis) please don't forget to put the accent on the o (ó).
HTH
Andrea
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Peer comment(s):
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AngelaMR
: :)
1 min
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Gracias, hijita (I feel soooo old...!) : (((
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agree |
Oso (X)
: ¡Más completa no pudo ser! ¶:^* más_besos.org (a nos profit organization)
4 mins
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Es lo que digo, la experiencia que me da tener veinte años : - ) (Gracias, Oso!) : )))
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agree |
Maria Asis
2 hrs
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Gracias, María! : - )
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+3
47 mins
Sorry.
15 = quince
16 = dieciseis
(It´s been a long day.)
16 = dieciseis
(It´s been a long day.)
Peer comment(s):
agree |
AngelaMR
: We all have days like that!! :)))
46 mins
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Sí, es cierto.
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agree |
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti
: Perdona Davorka... puede pasar :) Abrazos
56 mins
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estás perdonado! Saludos.
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agree |
Andrea Bullrich
: : )
1 hr
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Hi, Andrea.
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+1
1 hr
Options:
Are you 15 or 16? = ¿Tienes 15 ó 16?
Are you 15 or 16 ys. old?= ¿Tienes 15 ó 15 años?
I have disregarded the translation of "How old are you"( Cuántos años tienes?) because that's not what you asked. In this case you know the person in question is either 15 or 16, so there is no point in asking how old she/he is.
Regards,
BSD
Are you 15 or 16 ys. old?= ¿Tienes 15 ó 15 años?
I have disregarded the translation of "How old are you"( Cuántos años tienes?) because that's not what you asked. In this case you know the person in question is either 15 or 16, so there is no point in asking how old she/he is.
Regards,
BSD
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