"Oni diras, ke saĝeco venas kun la aĝo."

Translation: They say that wisdom comes with age.

[FredCapp]

Still waiting for it.

[hellomidnight]

Ankaŭ mi.

[Ludanto]

Ĉu vi scias, kiu diras tion? Maljunuloj.

[FredCapp]

Kompreneble. Por rektigi la junulojn.

[R_R1234]

Well, they know, don't they?;)

[GeraldLund]

Do you know who says this? Old people.

[BGXCB]

They lied

[Ellenspeaking]

I wrote : "one says that sagacity comes with age" and got it marked wrong- clues?

[Ludanto]

"Sagacity" is just an uncommon word. My phone doesn't even recognise it. Technically correct, though a more common word, especially in context, would be "wisdom".

[Ellenspeaking]

Again, as with all English, it depends where you live, it is a shame to be marked down for good English just because it is not standard American. We would all end up speaking Pidgeon.

[Ludanto]

Well, there are a lot of words and many shades of meaning. All you can do is submit a ticket and they'll get it right next time.

[Cambarellus]

What is the difference between saĝo and saĝeco? Both show in dictionary as "wisdom". Are they truely synonymous?

[lssssj]

Sagxo is the wisdom as a abstract thing, while sagxeco is the caracteristic of to be wise.

[EstuVeganon]

Evidently not true.

[Fatballs1]

Vi ne - devas esti -aĝa por esti- saĝa \m/