Help with german pls..How do I say: I have lived in -whtvr country- for 2 yrs and a half?

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Tnx a lot!!

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Here is how you'd say it correctly:

"ich habe zweieinhalb Jahre lang in ________ gelebt".

Now, if it was about the *TOWN* you lived in, you would exchange the verb! Then it would be "gewohnt". 

Yes, we use different words for "to live in", depending whether it is about the country or the village/town

albgardis T · Answer

Native German here!

Unfortunately the 2 previous answers are wrong, they must stem from a babbelfish sort of translating machine.

Here is how you'd say it correctly:

"ich habe zweieinhalb Jahre lang in ________ gelebt".

Now, if it was about the *TOWN* you lived in, you would exchange the verb! Then it would be "gewohnt". 

Yes, we use different words for "to live in", depending whether it is about the country or the village/town.

Now, I hope this was not Germany you have lived in for 2 and a half years, because if it was, it would put you to shame not speaking the language by now!!!!!

elle · Answer

Ich habe auf Deutsch für zwei Jahre und eine Hälfte gelebt-I have lived in german for two years and a half

topolina88 · Answer

You can say: Ich habe in ....... gelebt für 2 1/2 (zweieinhalb) Jahre.
or also: Ich habe für 2 1/2 Jahre in  ......... gelebt.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't consider that is correct

Help with german pls..How do I say: I have lived in -whtvr country- for 2 yrs and a half?

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