vive
/ˈbibe/, [ˈbi.β̞e]it lives, live, lives
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Vive en su propiedad en el campo.
He lives on his country estate.
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El cuarto en que vive es muy chico.
The room he lives in is very small.
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Ésa es la casa donde él vive.
That is the house where he lives.
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Mi padre, que aún vive, y mi abuelo fueron profesores de idiomas.
My father, who's still alive, and my grandfather were language professors.
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No puedo decirte seguro dónde vive él.
I cannot say for sure where he lives.
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¿Dónde vive él?
Where does he live?
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No sé dónde vive.
I don't know where he lives.
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Ella vive con su novio.
She lives with her boyfriend.
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¿Por casualidad sabes dónde vive ella?
Do you happen to know where she lives?
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Él vive en el campo.
He dwells in the country.
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Ella vive con su padre.
She lives with her dad.
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Ella vive en el país.
She lives in the country.
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¿Dónde vive ella ahora?
Where does she live now?
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Tony vive en Kobe.
Tony lives in Kobe.
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No vive lejos de aquí.
He doesn't live far away.
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¿Dónde vive él generalmente? En algún lugar de Europa Oriental.
Where does he live, generally? In some part of Eastern Europe.
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A Tom no le gusta la casa en que vive.
Tom doesn't like the house that he lives in.
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¿Dónde vive Iain?
Where does Iain live?
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Vive muy cerca de la escuela.
She lives within a stone's throw of the school.
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Vive en un apartamento de lujo cerca de Central Park.
He lives in a luxury apartment close to Central Park.
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