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Pronunciation

normal speech: VI-ven

7 months ago

viven info.

Tips to remember “viven”:

1. Associate “viven” with “vivacious” to remember it’s something lively or related to life.
2. Think of “viven” as the last part of “surviven,” resembling the English word “survive” to remember it talks about living.
3. Link “viven” to the English word “vivarium,” a place where living creatures are kept.

Explanations:

– “Viven” is the third-person plural form of the verb “vivir” in the present indicative, meaning “they live” or “you all live” in a formal context.
– It can also imply that certain creatures are living under specific circumstances or in certain areas.

Other words that mean the same thing:

– “Habitan” can be used similarly, often meaning “they inhabit” but carrying the implication of living somewhere.
– “Residen” conveys a sense of dwelling or residing in a particular place.

Conjugations of “vivir”:

– Infinitive: vivir
– Present: vivo (I live), vives (you live), vive (he/she/it lives), vivimos (we live), vivís (you all live – informal in Spain), viven (they/you all – formal live)
– Preterite: viví (I lived), viviste (you lived), vivió (he/she/it lived), vivimos (we lived), vivisteis (you all lived – informal in Spain), vivieron (they/you all – formal lived)
– Imperfect: vivía (I was living/used to live), vivías (you were living/used to live), vivía (he/she/it was living/used to live), vivíamos (we were living/used to live), vivíais (you all were living/used to live – informal in Spain), vivían (they/you all – formal were living/used to live)
– Conditional: viviría (I would live), vivirías (you would live), viviría (he/she/it would live), viviríamos (we would live), viviríais (you all would live – informal in Spain), vivirían (they/you all – formal would live)
– Future: viviré (I will live), vivirás (you will live), vivirá (he/she/it will live), viviremos (we will live), viviréis (you all will live – informal in Spain), vivirán (they/you all – formal will live)

Examples of sentences:

1. “Los osos polares viven en el Ártico.” – Polar bears live in the Arctic.
2. “Mis abuelos aún viven y están muy sanos.” – My grandparents are still alive and very healthy.
3. “En ese vecindario viven muchas familias jóvenes.” – Many young families live in that neighborhood.
4. “¿Dónde viven tus primos?” – Where do your cousins live?
5. “Las plantas no pueden vivir sin agua.” – Plants cannot live without water.

a few seconds ago

viven info.

Tips to remember “viven”:
– “Viven” sounds similar to the English “vivacious,” which relates to being lively or full of life, corresponding to the meaning of “they live.”
– Associate “viven” with the word “vital,” as both relate to life; “viven” describes the act of living (for multiple people), while “vital” describes something necessary to life.
– Connect the beginning of “viven” with “Vitamin,” something essential for life, similar to how living is essential.

Explanations:
– “Viven” is the third person plural present tense form of the verb “vivir,” which means “to live.”
– It is used to describe the action of living when referring to “they” or “you all” in Spanish.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Residen” could be an alternative, which means “they reside” or “they live” in a sense of dwelling in a place.
– “Habitan” can also mean “they inhabit” or “they live” within a certain area or environment.

Conjugations of “vivir”:
– Infinitive: vivir (to live)
– Present: vivo (I live), vives (you live), vive (he/she/it lives), vivimos (we live), vivís (you all live, familiar in Spain), viven (they/you all formal live)
– Preterite (simple past): viví (I lived), viviste (you lived), vivió (he/she/it lived), vivimos (we lived), vivisteis (you all lived, familiar in Spain), vivieron (they/you all formal lived)
– Imperfect: vivía (I used to live), vivías (you used to live), vivía (he/she/it used to live), vivíamos (we used to live), vivíais (you all used to live, familiar in Spain), vivían (they/you all formal used to live)
– Future: viviré (I will live), vivirás (you will live), vivirá (he/she/it will live), viviremos (we will live), viviréis (you all will live, familiar in Spain), vivirán (they/you all formal will live)

Examples of sentences using “viven”:
– Ellos viven en una ciudad grande. (They live in a big city.)
– ¿Dónde viven tus abuelos? (Where do your grandparents live?)
– Los animales viven en diferentes hábitats. (The animals live in different habitats.)
– Mis padres viven en el campo. (My parents live in the countryside.)
– Las plantas viven en este clima mejor que en otros. (The plants live better in this climate than in others.)

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