Turn VS Become
Please look at the following example sentence:
"When I became 6 I started riding my bicycle to school."
The meaning is clear, but it's not natural English. In natural English conversation we use the verb turn when we talk about getting older. For example:
"I will turn 30 in May."
"私は5月に30歳になります。"
*Also ~ In a conversation I never say the words 'years old' when I say someone's age.
"I will turn 30 in May." NOT "I will turn 30 years old in May."
"My nephew is 9." I don't need to say 9 years old. (But if you do of course it is okay!)
"私の甥は、9才です."
A natural way to say our example sentence is:
"When I turned 6 I started riding my bicycle to school."
retro adjective using styles or fashions from the recent past
retro clothes
レトロ調の服
vintage adjective typical of a period in the past and of high quality
I like vintage stuff.
私は年代ものが好きだ
vintage wines
優良ぶどう酒.
antique adjective (of furniture, jewellery, etc.) old and often valuable
collect antiques 骨董品を収集する.
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