You're asking about the pronunciation obviously, so here goes: live (ie. the action) - short vowel leave - long vowel. Try saying "lee-eave" quickly and you'll have it.

Live has more than a meaning. Which one do you want? 1. Live: you stay in a place 2. Live: not dead, or sent out while the event is actually happening (of a broadcast) Leave: go away from a place or person.

1/ - Live means: to have your home in particular place Example: I live in London - Leave means: to go away from a person or place Example: The plane leaves NoiBai airport at 12:45 2/ Pronunciation: Live /liv/, but leave /li:v/ Thanks. I hope it is helpful.

Hi Mik Saifi! LEAVE means “to go out of or away from, as a place”. Example: to leave the house It also means “to depart from permanently; quit”. Example: to leave a job On the other hand, LIVE means “to dwell or reside”. Example: to live in Japan I hope this one helped you. :)

is there any similarity among them?