Unit 1
  • The Spanish alphabet
  • Spanish personal pronouns
  • Verbs ser and estar (to be)
  • Spanish negation
  • Nouns in Spanish
  • Articles in Spanish
  • Family members in Spanish
  • Adjectives in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 2
  • Colors in Spanish
  • Some common Spanish adjectives
  • Spanish prepositions
  • Spanish adverbs
  • Basic words and expressions in Spanish
  • Numbers 1 through 5 in Spanish
  • Spanish conjunctions
  • Possessive adjectives in Spanish
  • Introducing yourself in Spanish
  • Asking questions in Spanish
  • Talking about your favorite things in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 3
  • Tener (to have), present tense
  • Ir (to go), present tense
  • Hacer (to do / to make), present tense
  • Nouns related to time
  • The days of the week in Spanish
  • Lugares (places)
  • Spanish prepositions: a (to)
  • Going to places in Spanish
  • Some words we use all the time in Spanish
  • Time expressions in Spanish
  • Numbers 6 through 10 in Spanish
  • Conversación
  • Homework
    • Unit 4
  • La casa (the house)
  • There is / there are
  • Conversación
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -ar
  • Homework
    • Unit 5
  • Some nouns we can use with regular verbs
  • Subject and object
  • Spanish personal A
  • Spanish prepositions con and sin
  • Spanish adverbs mucho and poco
  • Habit time expressions
  • Basic use of the Spanish present tense
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -er
  • Spanish regular verbs ending in -ir
  • More nouns we can use with regular verbs
  • Bueno / malo / bien / mal
  • Más conversación
  • Homework
    • Unit 6
  • Las partes del cuerpo (body parts)
  • Numbers from 0 to 100 in Spanish
  • Saying your age in Spanish
  • Telling time in Spanish
  • Homework
    • Unit 7
  • Doing things at a certain time
  • Spanish reflexive verbs
  • Homework
    • Unit 8
  • La ropa (the clothes)
  • Prepositions por & para (simplified)
  • Mí & ti
  • Verb gustar (to please)
  • Homework
    • Unit 9
  • Review
  • Homework
    • Unit 10
  • La comida (food)
  • Las bebidas (drinks)
  • Ordering food at a restaurant
  • Homework
    • The Graf Method for Spanish Language / Vol. 1 / Unit 6

    Saying your age in Spanish

    We use tener

    In Spanish, we use tener for age:

    ¿Cuántos años tienes?

Tengo treinta y cinco años, ¿tú?

Yo tengo veinticinco.

    Conversación

    DAMIÁN: ¿Cuántos años tiene tu hermana?

    PEDRO: Mi hermana tiene veinte años.

    D: ¿Cuántos años tienes tú?

    P: Yo tengo treinta años.

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