6. From Gen Z to Boomers: Talk About Age in Spanish

Speaking Spanish for Beginners

Latin ELE

Education, Language Learning

4.8 • 901 Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2020

⏱️ 6 minutes

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🧓👶 Gen Z or Boomer? Learn how to describe your age (and others’) in Spanish with confidence.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode is relevant for both Gen Z and Boomers.
0:04.5	Okay, Boomer.
0:05.6	How so?
0:06.6	Because today we're talking about age in Spanish.
0:10.3	More on that in this episode of speaking Spanish for beginners.
0:19.0	K'all?
0:19.7	Akamarko and a Latino Spanish teacher.
0:23.3	Not sure how to say your age in Spanish?
0:26.4	Don't worry.
0:27.5	This episode will help you do just that.
0:30.3	Listo?
0:31.3	Sir, yes, sir.
0:32.3	Let's.
0:36.1	To start, let's listen to a conversation between two friends, Jessica and Marco.
0:41.4	They'll ask each other questions about their age and also the age of family and friends.
0:46.5	Pay close attention to the question and how they talk about age.
0:50.4	Here we go.
0:53.8	Jessica, how many years
0:55.6	I have?
0:56.7	I'm 29 years.
0:59.2	And you, Mark,
1:00.4	what age you,
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