你真可爱 你几岁了 两岁 两岁啊
“You are so adorable. How old are you? I'm two years old. Two years old, huh?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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“Niuniu,”
你真可爱 你几岁了 两岁 两岁啊
“You are so adorable. How old are you? I'm two years old. Two years old, huh?”
我也要当爸爸了
“Soon I'll be a father too.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese culture, asking '几岁' is strictly reserved for children, whereas adults should be asked '多大' or more respectfully '多大年纪' / '贵庚'.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you are really cute
A direct and affectionate compliment frequently used with children, pets, or close friends.
how old are you
Specifically used when asking the age of small children under ten years old.
Marks a new status or elapsed age in the common inquiry about young children's age.
Adds warmth, affirmation, and an affectionate, child-directed tone to the repetition.
