The only thing wrong with that statement as you have written it, is the lack of capitalization. It should be: I live in a house in Holmfirth England.
(I) live in England = ich wohne in England
say your house is a loving home that not just people want 2 live in it
Depends what country you are in. In England you can in principle use a house as part payment, and mortgages can be transferred. You should say exactly what you are thinking of, and where you live,
I say see live in a big place
Great Britain, although Welsh people would say that they live in Wales, Scots would say that they live in Scotland and English people would say that they live in England.
Quiero vivir en Inglaterra.
Je vis en Angleterre. Lady.D
vivo en una casa
ich wohne..and to ask where you live is wo wohnst du? and the and the answer is...Ich wohne im England
You would say "Vivo en". Such as "Vivo en mi casa" (I live at my house).
Dw i'n byw yn y ty....................I live in a house Say do-ween bew(like pew) un-er tea Ti i'n byw yn y ty......................You live in a house Say Teen bew un-er tea
very large is all i can say