if it is in english you will need to say : i live with my mom and my dad and if it is in spanish is yo vivo con mi papa y mi mama
with who do you live. next time go to freetranslations.com
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No, con does not mean not. Con- means together or with.
Don't cry over the person who doesn't love you, but rather love the person who cries over you.
Who is your favorite teacher
"who's the letter from?"
CON. Came from the word convict which was once you were convited and sent to prison you became a con. not because you were a con..lol
"ΒΏDonde y con quien vives?" is Spanish for "Where and with whom do you live?"
Con quien means "with whom"
"Con quien" means "with whom" in English. It is used to ask about the person with whom an action is being done or to establish a connection between two individuals.
con quien practica el espanol maria
It means "with what do you live?"
do you live with your parents?.
"Con quien", with who.
no hable con maria
"Who are you with?"
Pretty tortured, but I think you are asking ¿Con quién vives? "Who are you living with?"
Translation: Who do you live with?
It means "Who are you going with."