"si on se donne rendez-vous dans dix ans" means "if we set a meeting in ten years from now" in French.
I guess you mean "she is thirteen" which then is in french: "elle a treize ans".
"J'ai dix-sept ans" is French for "I am seventeen years old." It literally translates to "I have seventeen years," which is how age is commonly expressed in French.
I have ten years. (I am ten years old)
Dix mille ans de cinéma was created in 1991.
J'ai dix ans Je Suis Dix correction: you can never translate a word by word. you can't say "je suis dix", it is not like English. The only way to say it is "j'ai dix ans".
The duration of Dix mille ans de cinéma is 780.0 seconds.
Tu as 18 (dix-huit) ans. [Familiar form] Vous avez 18 (dix-huit) ans. [Polite/Formal form, or if you're speaking to more than one person] Tu as dix-huit ans. J'ai dix-huit ans. I am eighteen years old.
You would say "J'ai 19 ans" in French to mean "I am 19 years old."
The cast of Dix-sept ans - 2003 includes: Helena Paris as herself
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.
"J'ai dix-sept ans" is how you say "I am 17 years old" in French.
I'm seventeen is 'j'ai dix-sept ans' in French.