How to Say ‘He's ten years old’ in Spain Spanish
Tiene diez años
tee-EH-neh dee-ETH AHN-yos
[tee-EH-neh dee-ETH AHN-yos]
💬 Usage Tip: Never use es for age; it's always tiene. The años can't be dropped either: Tiene diez años, not Tiene diez.
Phrase Breakdown
Tiene
[tee-EH-neh]
has
Third-person singular of "tener" meaning "has."
Tiene su función en el diseño final.
It has its function in the final design.
diez
[dee-ETH]
ten
The number ten.
Faltan diez personas en la fila.
Ten people are missing in the line.
años
[AHN-yos]
years
Plural of año; used for age and time.
Cumplió ochenta años en mayo.
He turned eighty years old in May.
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