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viviré

bee-bee-RAY

verbA2regular ir

I will live?expressing a future action or state

Also:I shall live?more formal way of expressing the future,I will stay?living or residing in a specific place

Quick Reference

gerundviviendo

past Participlevivido

infinitivevivir

📝 In Action

Algún día viviré cerca del mar.

Someday I will live near the sea.

Viviré esta experiencia al máximo.

I will live this experience to the fullest.

Siempre viviré agradecido por tu ayuda.

I will always live (be) grateful for your help.

Word Connections

Synonyms

habitaré (I will inhabit)
moraré (I will dwell (formal))

Antonyms

moriré (I will die)
falleceré (I will pass away)

Common Collocations

viviré para verlo – I will live to see it
viviré solo – I will live alone

Idioms & Expressions

viviré de ilusiones – To live in a dream world or have high hopes that might not come true

💡 Grammar Points

The 'Will' Form

To make this form, you don't take anything away from the main word (vivir); you simply add an 'é' to the very end of it.

❌ Common Pitfalls

Missing Accent Mark

Mistake: "vivire"

Correction: viviré

⭐ Usage Tips

When to use it

Use 'viviré' for long-term goals or serious promises. If you are just talking about your plans for next week, most people say 'voy a vivir' (I am going to live) instead.

🔄 Conjugations

subjunctive

imperfect

ellos/ellas/ustedesvivieran

yoviviera

túvivieras

vosotrosvivierais

nosotrosviviéramos

él/ella/ustedviviera

present

ellos/ellas/ustedesvivan

yoviva

túvivas

vosotrosviváis

nosotrosvivamos

él/ella/ustedviva

indicative

preterite

ellos/ellas/ustedesvivieron

yoviví

túviviste

vosotrosvivisteis

nosotrosvivimos

él/ella/ustedvivió

imperfect

ellos/ellas/ustedesvivían

yovivía

túvivías

vosotrosvivíais

nosotrosvivíamos

él/ella/ustedvivía

present

ellos/ellas/ustedesviven

yovivo

túvives

vosotrosvivís

nosotrosvivimos

él/ella/ustedvive

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✏️ Quick Practice

💡 Quick Quiz: viviré

Question 1 of 1

How do you say 'I will live in Italy' using a single word for the verb?

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Word Family

vida(life) - noun

vivienda(housing) - noun

vivo(alive/living) - adjective

Frequently Asked Questions

Does 'viviré' always have an accent?

Yes! In the future form for 'I', all regular verbs end with a stressed 'é' to show you are talking about the future.

Can I use 'viviré' to mean 'I will stay' at a hotel?

Usually, for a short stay like a hotel, Spanish speakers use 'me quedaré'. 'Viviré' implies a more permanent or long-term situation.