The spanish dont have a word for park as in the concept that you and me think of it. But to them the countryside is the same thing so it would be.
Yo vivo alado del campo.
or it could be
Yo vivo alado del parque.
Vivo en Richland Park (you could translate this to 'el Parque Richland')
Parque Central
ir al parque
You can say "¿Dónde vives?"
Yo vivo en Newcastle would the best way to say "I live in Newcastle" in Spanish.
¿Está cerca al parque?
Yo vivo - I live where- donde
"Yo soy de" and then where you live.
"At the park" in Spanish is "al parque". It is pronounced "ahl PAR-kay". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
J'habite à Gidea Park.
To say "I live in North Carolina" in Spanish, you would say "Vivo en Carolina del Norte." The verb "vivo" means "I live," and "Carolina del Norte" is the Spanish name for North Carolina.
Donde vives?