Neighborhood
Talking about the neighborhood where I live actually: could I say "I live in a very alive and multicultural neighborhood". I would to use the word "alive" to explain that my neighborhood it's full of things to do.
Thank you in advance for your help!
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Neighborhood
When I talk Talking about the neighborhood where I live actually, could I say, "I live in a very alive lively and multicultural neighborhood". I would to use the word "alive" to explain that my neighborhood it's is full of things to do.Thank you in advance for your help!
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If you want to stick with a word like "alive" to mean full of things to do, I would use the word "lively" instead. ""Alive" sounds a little awkward. However, you could also say something like, "There's always something going on in my neighborhood."
Hope that helps!
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Neighborhood
In talking about the neighborhood where I live actually, could I say, "I live in a very alive and multicultural neighborhood?" I would to use the word "alive" to explain that my neighborhood is full of things to do.Thank you in advance for your help!
I understood what you meant by alive, but I would use the word "vibrant" instead.
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