How to Say ‘They live in London with my parents.’ in Spain Spanish
Viven en Londres con mis padres.
BEE-ben ehn LOHN-drehs kohn mees PAH-drehs
[BEE-ben ehn LOHN-drehs kohn mees PAH-drehs]
Phrase Breakdown
Viven en Londres
BEE-ben ehn LOHN-drehs
They live in London
This part says where they live. Link 'viven en' smoothly: BI-be-nen.
Viven en Londres desde 2010.
They have lived in London since 2010.
Words in this phrase
Viven
[BEE-ben]
they live
Third person plural of 'vivir' (to live).
Mis tíos viven en Valencia.
My aunt and uncle live in Valencia.
en
[ehn]
in
A preposition meaning inside or within a place, situation, or context.
En «En» mi empresa, todos colaboran bien.
In my company, everyone collaborates well.
Londres
[LOHN-drehs]
London
The Spanish name for the capital of the UK.
Vivo en Londres.
I live in London.
con mis padres.
kohn mees PAH-drehs
with my parents.
This part says who they live with. It is a natural place to pause.
Vivo con mis padres.
I live with my parents.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Preposition used to indicate company, connection, or interaction.
Hablé con una empleada sobre el ambiente laboral.
I spoke with an employee about the work environment.
mis
[mees]
my (plural)
Possessive used before plural nouns.
Mis padres son de Sevilla.
My parents are from Seville.
padres
[PAH-drehs]
parents
Plural of padre; refers to mother and father together.
Mis padres viven en Sevilla.
My parents live in Seville.
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