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How do you say "How old are you?" in Italian?

Quanti anni hai?

Noun

In Italian, "How old are you?" is Quanti anni hai?.

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Pronunciation

Quanti sounds like 'KWAN-tee'. Anni like 'AHN-nee'. Hai like 'eye'.

Grammar notes

Quanti anni hai is the standard question. Literally 'how many years have you'.

Example sentence

Quanti anni hai?

How old are you?

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How to remember Quanti anni hai?

Quanti asks 'how many'. Anni means 'years'. Hai is 'have'.

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Questions about Quanti anni hai?

How do you say "How old are you?" in Italian?

In Italian, "How old are you?" is Quanti anni hai?. It is a noun.

How is Quanti anni hai? written in Italian?

Quanti anni hai? is written using the standard Italian script.

How is Quanti anni hai? used in a sentence?

Use Quanti anni hai? as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Quanti anni hai? (How old are you?).

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