How do you say 20 years old in Japanese?

Answer 1

30 years old in Japanese is 三十才 or 30才 and is pronounced as sanjussai. To say "I am 30 years old" in Japanese, one would say 私は30才です (watashi wa sanjussai desu). The 'watashi wa' may be omitted because it is already assumed that you are talking about yourself.

If you wanted to say 'you are 30 years old', you would simply replace 'watashi' with 'anata': あなたは30才です (anata wa sanjussai desu).

Answer 2

Watashi WA hatachi desu.

The normal counter for ages is -sai, but since age 20 is special in Japan, it is irregular.

Answer 3

The more polite way of asking this question is 'oikutsu desu ka.' A more direct and less polite way is 'nansai desu ka.'

Answer 4

"Watashi ha kyuusai desu."

Pronounced: wah-tah-shee wah kyoo-sai dess

Answer 5

It would be 'yon jyuu sai', pronouced as 'yawn-jew-sa-e(the alphabetical 'e')' written as '四十歳' in kanji. Hope I helped=)

Answer 6

It is 'ni juu san sai' in Japanese.