Examples of using "Trent'anni" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're thirty, right?
I'm only thirty years old.
I'm only thirty years old.
- I'm thirty.
- I'm thirty years old.
- I am thirty.
- I am thirty years old.
- I am 30 years old.
- I'm 30 years old.
He is thirty years old.
- He's thirty now.
- He's thirty years old now.
You can't be thirty years old.
You're over thirty.
I'm almost thirty.
- I'm thirty.
- I'm thirty years old.
- I am thirty.
- I am thirty years old.
- I am 30 years old.
- I'm 30 years old.
He's thirty.
- Tom is thirty now.
- Tom is thirty years old now.
- He's about thirty, isn't he?
- She's about thirty, isn't she?
She taught music for thirty years.
He's over thirty.
- I just turned thirty.
- I've just turned thirty.
- I've just turned 30.
I'm over thirty.
I've lived here thirty years.
I'll be thirty years old next year.
He was thirty when he died.
He died when he was thirty.
She said she was thirty.
We'll all be dead in thirty years.
- Tom is thirty years old.
- Tom's thirty.
- Tom is thirty.
You aren't thirty.
- He's thirty, isn't he?
- She's thirty, isn't she?
30 years have gone by.
She killed herself at the age of thirty.
That happened almost thirty years ago.
We've spent almost thirty years here.
Tom was thirty when he died.
I'm not over thirty years old.
Tom was sentenced to thirty years.
- Tom said he was thirty.
- Tom said that he was thirty.
Tom was given thirty years.
I'm already over thirty.
He got married when he was thirty.
- He said that he wasn't thirty.
- She said that she wasn't thirty.
- She said she wasn't thirty.
She told me she was thirty.
Tom got out of prison after thirty years.
She taught music for thirty years.
Tom has been teaching for thirty years.
The pilot is 30 years old.
- Tom is almost thirty.
- Tom is almost thirty years old.
Tom is turning thirty.
- Tom is about thirty years old.
- Tom is around thirty years old.
- Tom is around thirty.
I'm only thirty years old.
- I'm almost thirty.
- I'm almost thirty years old.
Tom was thirty years old at that time.
We've known each other for thirty years.
Tom will be thirty on Monday.
Tom is thirty, isn't he?
I'm about to turn thirty.
- He's almost thirty, isn't he?
- She's almost thirty, isn't she?
- Tom will soon be thirty years old.
- Tom will soon be thirty.
- Tom and Mary are both thirty.
- Both Tom and Mary are thirty.
I'm thirty years older than you.
I lived in Australia for thirty years.
She said she isn't thirty.
- She cannot be over thirty.
- She can't be over thirty.
He can't be under thirty.
He's just over thirty years old.
I turned thirty last week.
- Tom said he wasn't thirty.
- Tom said that he wasn't thirty.
He said he was over thirty.
- I have lived here for thirty years.
- I've lived here for thirty years.
Tom must be around thirty.
- Tom must be at least thirty years old.
- Tom has got to be at least thirty years old.
I'm thirty years older than you.
That happened about thirty years ago.
- Tom is over thirty.
- Tom is over thirty years old.
I think that Tom is thirty years old.
- Tom just turned thirty years old.
- Tom has just turned thirty.
- Tom has just turned thirty years old.
Tom will be thirty in March.
Tom must be about thirty.
- Tom is past thirty.
- Tom is over thirty.
- Tom is close to thirty.
- Tom is close to thirty years old.
- Tom will be thirty next year.
- Tom will be thirty years old next year.
Tom isn't thirty yet.