How do you say I am 23 years old in Japanese?

Answer 1

You may simply ask 何才ですか (nansai desu ka) if you wanted to know the addressee's age in Japanese. In most cases you won't need to specifically use the word 'you', as it is assumed that if one is asking a question, it is directed at the listener.

Answer 2

if your asking "how do i say and pronouce 'what is your age' in Japanese?"

then its "Anata WA nansai desuka" or anata WA ikutsu desuka

a = car

na = nut

ta = tacho

WA = wonderful

nan = nun

sai = sigh

de = devil

su = super

ka = car

Answer 3

"Anata ha nansai desu ka?"

Pronounced: ah-nah-tah wah nonn-sigh dess kah?

Answer 4

The question and answer are:

Anata WA nan sai desu ka/ nan sai desu ka = How old are you?
(Age) sai desu = I'm (years old)

Answer 5

Jjûkyû sai , or Jjûkyû alone can both mean 'nineteen years old.

Answer 6

時代 /ji dai/ in sense of 'era, age'. 年 /to shi/ in sense of people's age as in how old they are.

Answer 7

watashi no toshi