How to Say "long lives" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “long lives” is “vivas” — B2 level.
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InterjectionB2informal
plural form of the cheer '¡Viva!'
Examples
La multitud gritaba '¡vivas!' y aplaudía sin parar.
The crowd was shouting 'cheers!' and applauding non-stop.
Se escucharon vivas para la nueva presidenta después del discurso.
Cheers (shouts of 'long live...') were heard for the new president after the speech.
Cheering in Plural
The singular cheer is '¡Viva!' (Long live!). When you refer to the act of cheering, you often use the plural noun form 'los vivas' or just 'vivas' to mean 'cheers' or 'shouts of support'.
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