How to Say ‘I live in Coimbra.’ in Portuguese
Moro em Coimbra.
MOH-roo ehm KWEEM-bruh
[MOH-roo ehm KWEEM-bruh]
💬 Usage Tip: em stays as it is before cities without "the". With o Porto it becomes no: Moro no Porto.
Phrase Breakdown
Moro
[MOH-roo]
I live
First-person form of 'morar' (to live, reside).
Moro perto da praia.
I live near the beach.
em
[ehm]
in
Used to indicate inclusion within space or limits.
Está em casa.
It's in the house.
Coimbra
[KWEEM-bruh]
Coimbra
A historic university city in central Portugal.
Coimbra tem uma universidade antiga.
Coimbra has an old university.
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