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6 Dec 2022
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魔女は13歳で独り立ちするんです。
Why is で used with 歳 in this sentence? Does it mean the birthday must have passed?
¿Por qué se usa で con 歳 en la frase?¿Significa con 13 años ya cumplidos?
魔女は13歳で独り立ちするんです。
Why is で used with 歳 in this sentence? Does it mean the birthday must have passed?
¿Por qué se usa で con 歳 en la frase?¿Significa con 13 años ya cumplidos?
Why is で used with 歳 in this sentence? Does it mean the birthday must have passed?
¿Por qué se usa で con 歳 en la frase?¿Significa con 13 años ya cumplidos?
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The phrase "13歳で" means "13歳になったら (when one's thirteenth birthday arrives)." The meaning of the two sentences is the same, which one to use would be your preference.
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@Doro25
Sí, es correcto.
Ese “で“ es término(限度) o plazo(期限).
Por ejemplo:
1) 一ヶ月«で»できますか。
2)これは10,000円«で»買いました。
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