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1. 你年龄多大？ (nǐ niánlíng duōdà?)
2. 你今年多大？ (nǐ jīnnián duōdà?)
3. 你多少岁？ (nǐ duōshao suì?)
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Yes, 你几岁？ (nǐ jǐ suì) can be used to ask a stranger's age. This phrase literally translates to "you how many years old?" and is the equivalent of asking "How old are you?" in English. However, note that when you use 你几岁？ (nǐ jǐ suì) to ask a stranger's age, the stranger is usually a child or a younger person. You want to avoid using 你几岁？ (nǐ jǐ suì) to ask for a stranger's age if that stranger is a senior.
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