[Idiom] look younger

[Will17]

Hello!

I have a doubt regarding the end of the sentence, can you help me?:

-"Your new haircut is great. You look 20 !/ You look like you're 20!"

Thank you
W

 

[Will17]

up!

 

[Will17]

UP!

 

[birdeen's call]

What is your doubt?

 

[riquecohen]

Either one works.

 

[mykwyner]

Hello!

I have a doubt regarding the end of the sentence, can you help me?:

-"Your new haircut is great. You look 20 !/ You look like you're 20!"

Thank you
W

Will17,

In English the words doubt and question do not have the same meaning.

"I have a question about this food." This means that I want to know how the food is prepared or what the ingredients are, etc.

"I have a doubt about this food." This means that I think the food may be spoiled, bad-tasting, or unhealthy.

Doubt always implies a negative connotation.