No one has really taken notice, but many say it was Jeanne Calment of France, who lived to the ripe old age of 122.
You can say "J'ai vécu pendant 45 ans" in French to mean "I lived for 45 years."
"I am thirteen years old."
you times there age by seven for example:if u say there one in dog years there seven in dog years
He wanted to know better how to hate it.
What you are saying is that to be from Africa you must be Black, right? If your parents were Irish who worked and lived in France and that is where they had you and you lived in France until you were 20 yrs. old then went to America and someone asked where you were from, would you say Ireland?
If you are speaking of the biblical figure, they say she lived 969 years.
Supposedly, Marie Antoinette said that in the days just before the revolution in France. Historians dispute that fact and note that the quote already appeared in a book from Jean Jacques Rousseau, printed seven years earlier.
The seven fat cows referred to seven years of abundant harvest and the seven lean cows referred to seven years of famine.
Joseph said that there would be seven years of plenty, and then seven years of famine.
No one can live for this long but some say this guy from the bible lived for 986 years
century and a half may work. You could say "seven score and ten years."