Examples of using "Habiter" in a sentence and their english translations:
I would like to live in France.
Where are you going to live?
- Where do you want to live?
- Where do you wanna live?
- Where would you like to live?
I want to live in Italy.
Do you want to live in Boston?
Tom wanted to live in Boston.
They are looking for a house to live in.
- I would like to live in a castle.
- I want to live in a castle.
Why do you want to live in Australia?
Tom found a place to live.
I don't want to live where I work.
How long are you going to live in Shanghai?
We are looking for a nice house to live in.
Tom wants to live in the country after he retires.
I will live in a room with four beds.
No one wants to live near the garbage dump.
She thought of Canada as an ideal country to live in.
I want to live in Italy.
I wanted to live in Paris.
What makes you think that Tom prefers living in the country?
I think we should ask Tom where he wants to live.
Why do you want to live in Australia?
I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
Tom doesn't want to live in Boston.
Of course, there are numerous further reasons why I like to live in the Netherlands.
I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
I don't know my address yet, I'm going to stay with my friend for a while.
My friend likes to live in the city, but his wife prefers to live in their little cottage in the country.
Let's not speak ill of the people from the countryside. Without them, we couldn't live in Paris.
She got to the point of not thinking she would want to live in this town again.
"And deep within the sides of pine / and caverns of the womb by stealth enclose / armed men, a chosen band, drawn as the lots dispose."
Of course, there are numerous further reasons why I like to live in the Netherlands.