Children and their ages

3:37

When... When... When I was a kid, maybe I was a bit mean to her.

3:37

Oh, dear!

3:38

So, Neil, your sister has three children.

3:41

— Yeah. — What are the ages of them?

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Well, for a start, they’re all boys!

3:47

OK. Oh, my gosh. That sounds very difficult!

3:51

And the oldest one is 17

3:56

and he has just done his driving test.

3:59

It’s difficult to believe,

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because he's the oldest, he's always been the oldest, but now he’s almost an adult.

4:07

And is he the oldest including your children?

4:10

— So out of all the kids he’s the oldest? — Yeah.

4:12

He is, yeah.

4:13

So, in my family, my cousin has two children.

4:16

— Mm. — And they are five and two.

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— So... — Ah! Little ones.

4:23

Yeah. They are the youngest in the family.

4:25

But I was the youngest in my family until they came along and I am 32!

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So, I was used to being the youngest,

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but I'm not the youngest any more, now we've got little ones.

4:38

Oh, well! Are you sad?

4:40

No, I’m OK!

4:48

OK, let's quickly recap the vocabulary we learned in this conversation.