"Dw i'n naw deg un oed."

Translation: I am ninety-one years old.

[CharlesLew84581]

You are wrong! 'I am ninety one ' is a perfectly correct answer to this!

[ibisc]

In this context, the ... oed on its own is sufficient to mean '... years old'.

See the notes - https://www.duolingo.com/skill/cy/Numbers2/tips-and-notes

[KathleenAy4]

I was thinking the same thing, as I don't think the word for years is in the sentence, but it marked me wrong for translating it as "I am ninety-one."

[deactivated user]

Me too: ibisc says that the ...oed is sufficient to mean ...years old which , to me, means that it goes without saying. The English version, 'I'm 91' does the same thing. The 'years old' bit is silent but understood. Surely it should be marked as correct?

[nicolas541932]

years old is often just implied in English

[Brian_Igiri]

What is the ''n' in this sentence? Is it 'yn', used when indicating age?

[ibisc]

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/13844144

[MCD0HE]

Can I ask, please: why doesn't the "dw i" come at the end of this sentence?
- correct: Megan dw i = I am Megan ?
- correct: Ninety one years old "be me" ("dw i")?