To ask and say your age in Russian, you use the phrase "Сколько тебе лет?" (Skol'ko tebe let?), which means "How old are you?"

Let’s break it down into easier parts.

Vocabulary Phrases

1. Asking Your Age:

   • Сколько тебе лет? (Skol'ko tebe let?) - How old are you? (This is a friendly way to ask.)
   • Сколько Вам лет? (Skol'ko vam let?) - How old are you? (This is a more respectful way.)

2. Stating Your Age:

   • Мне (number) лет. (Mne [number] let.) - I am (number) years old.
     Example:
   • "Мне двадцать лет." (Mne dvadtsat' let.) - I am twenty years old.

Basic Vocabulary for Personal Information

• Greeting:
  • Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuyte) - Hello (respectful)
  • Пока (Poka) - Bye (friendly)
• Describing Yourself:
  • Я (Your Name) (Ya [Your Name]) - I am (Your Name)
  • Я (age) лет. (Ya [age] let.) - I am (age) years old.

Common Verbs to Practice

• говорить (govorit') - to speak
• работать (rabotat') - to work
• жить (zhit') - to live
• учиться (uchitsya) - to study

Example Conversations

1. Friendly Talk:

   • A: Привет! Сколько тебе лет? (Privet! Skol'ko tebe let?)
   • B: Мне восемнадцать лет. (Mne vosemnadtsat' let.) - I am eighteen years old.

2. Respectful Talk:

   • A: Здравствуйте! Сколько Вам лет? (Zdravstvuyte! Skol'ko vam let?)
   • B: Мне тридцать лет. (Mne tritsat' let.) - I am thirty years old.

Learning these phrases will help you talk about your age in Russian and make your conversations much better!