The dialogue discusses two students, Luis and Margarita, greeting each other and asking how old each person is. Luis asks Margarita how old she is, and she responds that she is 13 years old. Margarita then asks Luis how old he is, and he says he is 14 years old. The document then provides examples of how to ask and answer questions about one's age in Spanish.

1. AÑOS

2. ESCUCHEN UDS. AL DIÁLOGO
¡HOLA LUIS! ¿CÓMO ESTÁS?
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ESTOY BIEN. ¿CUÁNTOS AÑOS TIENES?
TENGO 14 AÑOS.
BUENAS TARDES, MARGARITA. ESTOY MUY
BIEN, ¿Y TÚ?
13 AÑOS, ¿Y TÚ?
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YO TENGO

3. TALKING ABOUT YOUR OWN AGE:
•THE QUESTION IS ASKED TO YOU:
•¿CUÁNTOS AÑOS TIENES?
•How old are you? Or How many years do you have?
•YOUR ANSWER TO THE QUESTION:
•YO TENGO TRECE AÑOS.
•I am 13 years old. Or I have 13 years.
•BUENO, VAMOS A PRACTICAR…

4. ASK AT LEAST 2 OF YOUR
NEIGHBORS THEIR AGE IN
SPANISH!!