"El are un an."

Translation: He is one year old.

[DawgFather1]

How about "He is a year old"?

[DushyantKumar]

It didn't accept this

[Victoria684052]

Would it not be "He has a year"?

[lebo_bebo]

Romance languages tend to use the verb to have when talking about age. Italian is the same. He has one year would be the literal translation, however it is not really what the sentence means

[Stevuska]

he's one year or he is one year for me it is the same

[Jinxedfoxy]

I thought the same thing

[RichardDav631792]

It should be correct to say, "he is a year old", or "he is one year old."

[Walt1965]

Agreed - but 'a year' is still marked wrong

[Matien4ik]

Could it be "he has one year" to finish something, for example?