\( \begin{array}{r}\text { Choose the correct translation for } \\ \text { the sentence below: } \\ \text { "Yo tengo doce años." }\end{array} \) I am twelve years old. He is two years old. She has two years.

¡Vamos a desglosarlo! The correct translation for "Yo tengo doce años" is "I am twelve years old." In Spanish, the phrase literally translates to "I have twelve years," but in English, we express age using "to be." To avoid confusion in these types of translations, always remember that in Spanish, age is stated with the verb "tener" (to have), while in English, we use "to be." So when you're working with age-related sentences, switch to the English equivalent and think of it as a state, not possession!