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How to say "[A] is [duration] olden than [B]" in Chinese? He is two years older than me. 他比我大两岁。 他比我大两年岁。 Are both sentences OK? What is the structure for "two [months/weeks/days/hours/minutes/seconds/etc.]"? And if I wanted to be more specific, how to say multiple durations of time. For example, "he is two years and three months older than me". Thanks in advance.

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"他比我大两岁" is perfectly correct, and may be the only correct Chinese for "He is two years older than me." "他比我大两年岁" is incorrect. No one says it. "他比我大两年" is incorrect too. "...two [months/weeks/days/]..." = 他比我大两个月/星期/天 However, it is unusual to say "他比我大两个小时/分钟/秒钟". We may say "他跟我是同一天生的, 就比我早两小时", "他跟我几乎是同时出生的, 就比我早两分钟/秒钟". ""he is two years and three months older than me" = 他比我大两岁零三个月. Do you know that "101" is pronounced "一百零一" in Chinese?
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hi only the first sentense is perfect 他比我大兩歲 keep the good work continue.....
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他比我大两岁 is correct; 他比我大两年岁 is wrong; 他比我大两个月/星期/天/小时/分/秒; for the sentence"he is two years and three months older than me",we usuallly say "他比我大两年零三个月".
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他比我大两岁 他比我大两周岁
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‘他比我大两岁’ 是对的。中文里,没有’两年岁‘这种说法。

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