How to Ask & Tell Your Age in Japanese

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Summary: Discover how to ask and tell your age in Japanese. Learn practical Japanese in this free video series on questions and sharing your age.

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By Yuu Asakura
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Born and raised in Japan, Yuu Asakura moved to Los Angeles after graduating from Tokyo University for Foreign Study where she acquired B.A. in linguistics and area studies. She has...read more

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on 8/2/2008 Konnichiwa! Genki desu ka? Genki desu ^^

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on 8/2/2008 rarecrystal.
18 years old would be juu-hatchi sai.

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on 8/2/2008 konnichiwa watashi wa 18 sai desu

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"YUU ASAKURA: Now, moving on to how to describe your age. Okay. So it's the same sentence again, so don't worry. You're not going to learn anything new, except this word. It's sai. That means "years old" in Japanese. So let's say I am 30 years old. Watashi wa sa-ti sai desu. So you put your age right here, then you use the word sai right after that, that means years old. And that's pretty simple. So we're going to learn how to count number from 1 to 99 in the next lesson. But just remember the word sai. It's very important. And just for your information, how to ask your age is: Nan sai desu ka? Do you remember, nan means what in question. Nan sai desu ka means how old are you? So when somebody asks you: nan sai desu ka, you will use this sentence: Watashi wa se-ti sai desu."

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