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How do you say "i live in" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Vivo en
In Spanish (Latin America), "i live in" is Vivo en.
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Pronunciation
Try BI-bo EN for "Vivo en" — keep the tongue relaxed for the r, and don't harden the c the way Spaniards sometimes do.
Grammar notes
Vivo en is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i live in
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How to remember Vivo en
Practice "Vivo en" inside the full sentence "Vivo en" rather than alone; context makes "i live in" harder to forget.
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- i am lost Estoy perdido
- what time is it ¿Qué hora es?
- i would like a table for two Quisiera una mesa para dos
- the bill please La cuenta, por favor
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Questions about Vivo en
How do you pronounce Vivo en?
Try BI-bo EN for "Vivo en" — keep the tongue relaxed for the r, and don't harden the c the way Spaniards sometimes do.
Is Vivo en formal or casual?
Vivo en is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Vivo en used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Vivo en is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i live in).
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"I live in" in other languages
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