Usages of vivere
Multi numquam sine amicitia vivunt.
Many people never live without friendship.
Cum bona amicitia, laeti vivimus et timorem parvum sentimus.
With good friendship, we live happily and feel little fear.
Magistra dicit: “Sine libris bonis bene vivere non possumus.”
The teacher says: “Without good books we cannot live well.”
Avus dicit nos in praesenti vivere debere.
Grandfather says that we ought to live in the present.
In domo bene vivitur, si omnes inter se consentiunt.
In a house one lives well if everyone agrees with one another.
Sic puella discit et quomodo in pago vivant coloni et cur parvum praedium, si bene curetur, omnibus utile esse possit.
Thus the girl learns both how farmers live in a village and why a small estate, if it is well cared for, can be useful to everyone.
Mater ruri vivere mavult, sed filia Massiliae discere cupit.
Mother prefers to live in the country, but her daughter wants to study at Massilia.
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