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Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces a simple and common expression used to talk about age. It’s a direct way to state your age or ask about someone else’s age in everyday conversations.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression 1: 21歳です
| Japanese | 21歳です |
|---|---|
| English (US) | I’m 21 years old |
| English (UK) | I’m 21 years old |
| Korean | 21살입니다 |
| Hindi | मैं 21 साल का हूँ |
| French | J’ai 21 ans |
| German | Ich bin 21 Jahre alt |
| Spanish | Tengo 21 años |
| Portuguese (BR) | Tenho 21 anos |
| Italian | Ho 21 anni |
| Dutch | Ik ben 21 jaar oud |
| Vietnamese | Tôi 21 tuổi |
| Thai | ฉันอายุ 21 ปี |
Meaning & Usage
- 21歳です: A direct and common way to state your age. This phrase is typically used in formal or neutral situations when introducing yourself or answering a question about your age.
Example Sentence
- 21歳です: “21歳です、まだ若いです。” (I’m 21 years old, still young.)
Final Note
This episode introduces the basic expression for stating your age in Japanese. It’s a simple but essential phrase for everyday conversations, especially when introducing yourself or answering questions about your age.
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