How to Say ‘She's two.’ in Italian
Ha due anni.
ah DOO-eh AHN-nee
[ah DOO-eh AHN-nee]
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[ah]
has
Auxiliary verb from 'avere', used to form the past tense.
Mi ha scritto questa mattina dopo l'incontro.
He/She wrote to me this morning after the meeting.
due
[DOO-eh]
two
The number used for counting items such as suitcases.
Abbiamo Due valigie e uno zaino.
We have two suitcases and one backpack.
anni
[AHN-nee]
years
Plural of anno; can refer to age or calendar years.
A venti anni studiavo a Roma.
At twenty years old I was studying in Rome.
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