How to Say ‘Are you still living in the same city?’ in French
Tu vis toujours dans la même ville?
💬 Usage Tip: Common question when catching up with someone.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Tu
[tyoo]
You
Second person singular pronoun.
Tu étudies encore?
Are you still studying?
vis
[vee]
live
To have one's home in a place.
Il vit en France.
He lives in France.
toujours
[too-zhoor]
still
Up to the time of speaking.
Toujours heureux?
Still happy?
dans
[dahn]
in
Used to indicate location inside something.
Je suis dans le jardin.
I am in the garden.
la
[lah]
the
Definite article, feminine singular.
La ville est grande.
The city is big.
même
[mem]
same
Identical; not different.
Nous avons le même âge.
We are the same age.
ville
[veel]
city
A large town.
Ils découvrent la ville.
They are exploring the city.
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