How to Say ‘She lives in Chicago.’ in Mexican Spanish
Vive en Chicago.
VEE-veh ehn chee-KAH-goh
[VEE-veh ehn chee-KAH-goh]
Phrase Breakdown
Vive
[VEE-veh]
he/she lives
Form of vivir (to live) for he, she, or formal you.
Mi tía vive en Monterrey.
My aunt lives in Monterrey.
en
[ehn]
in
A preposition meaning “in,” “on,” or “at,” depending on context.
En la tarde te mando la actualización.
In the afternoon I’ll send you the update.
Chicago
[chee-KAH-goh]
Chicago
A large city in the United States.
Hace frío en Chicago.
It's cold in Chicago.
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