It depends on how you plan to use the phrase "years old".
If you are referring to a person's age, I.e. I am ten years old, the expression in French would be: avoir dix ans. (J'ai dix ans.)
If you are dating an object, i.e. This plate is ten years old, you would specify the way it is old in French. Was it made ten years ago? Was it purchased ten years ago? Etc. if it was made ten years ago, the French would be: etait fabrique il y a dix ans.
At age ten: à dix ans, à l'âge de dix ans
he is aged ten: il a dix ans
Il a dix ans.
My name is _____. = me llamo _____.I am 10 = tengo diez años
The sentence 'I am 10 years old' isç§ã¯ï¼‘ï¼æ‰ã§ã™ (watashi wa jussai desu) in Japanese. You may also replace 10 withå.
February 10 is "le dix février" in French.
dix"dix" pronounced "deece"
vingt deux heures quarante et une
J'ai dix ans. Pronunciation: je-dee-zon
You can say "Comment s'est passée ta journée aujourd'hui ?" in French to ask "How was today?"
J'ai dix mois.
At least 10 years old i would say.
Ella tiene diez años. (literally, She has 10 years)
10 years old's are slightly mature. Let's say the 10 out of 100 precent mature
Tienes deiz años.
French footballer Bruno N'Gotty is 46 years old (birthdate: June 10, 1971).
Tengo diez años.
My name is _____. = me llamo _____.I am 10 = tengo diez años
je suis 10ans...je suis dix ans.. i=je am=suis ten=dix years old=ans
He/she is 10 years old : el/ella tiene diez años (diez = 10)I am 10 years old : Yo tengo diez años. (Literally, I have 10 years)