Usages of živjeti
Gdje živi tvoja obitelj?
Where does your family live?
Živim blizu parka, a ona živi u gradu.
I live near the park, and she lives in the city.
Susjed koji živi iznad nas radi na računalu.
The neighbor (male) who lives above us works on the computer.
Susjeda živi iznad nas.
The neighbor lives above us.
Napokon živimo u vremenu u kojem svatko može slobodno govoriti što misli.
Finally we live in a time in which everyone can freely say what they think.
Za mene je važno da svatko može slobodno živjeti i voljeti koga želi.
For me it is important that everyone can live freely and love whomever they want.
Važno mi je da svatko u našem susjedstvu može slobodno živjeti i voljeti koga želi.
It is important to me that everyone in our neighborhood can live freely and love whomever they want.
Moja obitelj živi u susjednoj ulici.
My family lives in the neighboring street.
Ona često razmišlja o budućnosti svoje ekipe na poslu i pita se gdje da živi za deset godina.
She often thinks about the future of her team at work and wonders where to live in ten years.
Još nisam odlučio gdje da živim sljedeće godine.
I still haven’t decided where to live next year. (male speaker)
Kad živimo u inozemstvu, iskustvo jezika i kulture je drukčije.
When we live abroad, the experience of the language and culture is different.
Moj partner i ja živimo zajedno, ali naš odnos još nije savršen i još nismo u braku.
My partner and I live together, but our relationship is not perfect yet and we are not married yet.
On živi s partnerom u Zagrebu.
He lives with his partner in Zagreb.
Tijekom predavanja studenti postavljaju pitanja o tome kako svemirska postaja radi i kako tamo žive ljudi.
During the lecture the students ask questions about how the space station works and how people live there.
Njegova obitelj živi daleko.
His family lives far away.
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We have an entire course teaching Croatian grammar and vocabulary.