How to Say ‘They live in England’ in Italian
Vivono in Inghilterra
VEE-voh-noh een een-geel-TEHR-rah
[VEE-voh-noh een een-geel-TEHR-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: Countries take in for "in" and "to" alike: vado in Italia "I'm going to Italy". Cities take a instead: vivono a Londra "they live in London".
Phrase Breakdown
Vivono
[VEE-voh-noh]
they live
Third person plural of 'vivere', to live.
I miei nonni vivono a Roma.
My grandparents live in Rome.
in
[een]
in
Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.
Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.
I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.
Inghilterra
[een-geel-TEHR-rah]
England
Country name; takes the article 'l'' in Italian.
L'Inghilterra gioca domani.
England plays tomorrow.
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