How to Say ‘To turn one year old’ in Japanese
一歳になる
いっさいになる
💬 Usage Tip: Literally, it means 'to become one year'.
Phrase Breakdown
一歳
になる
Word-by-Word Breakdown
一いっ
[itsu]
one
The number 1.
一週間後。
One week later.
歳さい
[sai]
years old
Refers to a person's age.
歳を感じる。
I feel my age.
にに
[ni]
to
Indicates a direction or goal.
学校に行く。
Go to school.
なるなる
[naru]
to become
Indicates a change of state.
先生になる。
Become a teacher.
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