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beard growing #1 (permalink) Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:21 am   beard growing
 

Hello, I don't know how to say a sentence in English correctly. It should be something like:

His moustache/beard is already growing/sprouting/shooting up/springing up. ???

How would you say it idiomatically when speaking of a teenager?

Thank you very much in advance.
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beard growing #2 (permalink) Wed Oct 28, 2009 14:55 pm   beard growing
 

His beard is / whiskers are already growing/sprouting.
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