How do you say "She is 15 years old" in spanish?

Answer 1

With reference to the answers already given, the correct answers are those that have:
(Ella) tiene quince años (with the squiggle - known as a "tilde" - over the "n"). The version without the tilde - Ella tiene quince anos - means "She has fifteen anuses!!!"

On my keyboard I can reproduce ñ by pressing alt+0241 - on Spanish keyboards it usually has its own key.

...and sadly, Munchkin does not appear to have paid attention to her Spanish teacher, as her offering means absolutely nothing in Spanish....

Answer 2

Ella tiene quince años.
In Spanish tiene = has.
You say she has 15 years, rather than she is 15 years old.

Answer 3

Conozco a Jason hace ya más de quince años. i comprehend Jason now greater desirable than 15 years. He conocida a Jason por más de quince años. I even have extensive-unfold Jason for greater desirable than 15 years. Conozí a Jason hace más de quince años. I met Jason greater desirable than 15 years in the past.

Answer 4

Ella tiene 15 (quince) anos.

Ay-Ya Tee-Eh-Nay Keen-Say Ah-Nos

The N is pronounced differently, though.

Answer 5

"Tiene quince años" /tiene kinse anios/

(In Spanish you don't usually mention the pronoun - "she = ella" - unless that can't be understood in the context and you really need to say that you're talking about a girl)

Answer 6

Ella tiene quince años.

Answer 7

Ella tiene quince años.

Answer 8

Ella tiene 15 (quince) años de edad, but in spoken spanish we'd say "Tiene 15 (quince) años".

Answer 9

Ella tiene quince anos.

Answer 10

Ella tiene quince años.

ella=she
tiene= verb "to have" conjugated
quince= fifteen
años= years.

Directly translated: She has fifteen years.