"Kvinden har ikke drukket vin siden hun blev fyrre."

Translation: The woman has not drunk wine since she became forty.

[Adam470]

Surely this is an acceptable translation? It sounds rather stilted, in my part of England at least, to say "became forty".

[Adam470]

"The woman has not drunk wine since she was forty."

[allison.grothman]

I think a better answer would be "turned forty"

[MadsLarsen2]

The pronounation sounds completely wrong with the word "fyrre". As a native Dane I had no idea what the supposed word was. That should be changed.

[Casper385531]

Why is it wrong to say "since she turned forty"? Became sounds wrong..

[Kyriakos_]

fyrre sounds as fyret (fired)..

[yeahbuddy34]

Should be forty, it's not even a British english vs American english thing apparently
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=744395

[bjarkehs]

You are right, this has now been corrected. We apologize for the inconvenience.

[Tais_P]

The pronounsination is completly wrong...

[MarinaSo09]

This makes sense as I am english and it takes a long time to get past the numbers levels as I never seem to get them right. Neither does my husband and he is danish. There is no report button that suits this situation.