Usage examples of "habiter" in French with translation to English

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J'aimerais habiter en France. I would like to live in France.
Je veux habiter en Italie. I want to live in Italy.
Ils cherchent une maison où habiter. They are looking for a house to live in.
Nous cherchons une belle maison pour y habiter We are looking for a nice house to live in.
Elle considérait le Canada comme un pays idéal à habiter. She thought of Canada as an ideal country to live in.
Ne disons pas de mal des gens de la province. Sans eux, nous ne pourrions pas habiter Paris. Let's not speak ill of the people from the countryside. Without them, we couldn't live in Paris.
Il habite une ville portuaire. He lives in a port town.
Un peuple de pêcheurs habitait l'île. The island was inhabited by a fishing people.
Il habite à la campagne. He dwells in the country.
Je sais où il habite. I know where he lives.
L'île était habitée par un peuple de pêcheurs. The island was inhabited by a fishing people.
Il habite dans une pomme. He lives inside an apple.
On n'habite pas un pays, on habite une langue. Une patrie, c'est cela et rien d'autre. We don't inhabit a country but a language. A country is a language and nothing else.
Il habite la maison jaune. He lives in the yellow house.
Le Canada, pays couvert de neiges et de glaces huit mois de l'année, habité par des barbares, des ours et des castors. Canada, a country covered with snows and ices eight months of the year, inhabited by barbarians, bears and beavers.
Sais-tu où elle habite ? Do you know where she lives?
Il habite dans un village. He lives in a village.
J'ignore où il habite. I don't know where he lives.
Où tu habites en Turquie ? Where do you live in Turkey?
Elle habitait près de lui. She used to live near him.
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