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How would I say "I am from [country] but I am currently living in [country]" ? For example if I wanted to say "I'm from Malaysia, but I'm currently living in London", will it then be: "Je viens de Malaisie, mais dorénavant j'habite à Londre" ? And how do I say "I have been living here/in London for 5 years now" ? Thanks in advance!

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Hi ! You can say : Je viens de Malaisie mais actuellement j'habite à Londres. and for your other question : ça fait 5 ans que j'habite à Londres or j'habite à Londres depuis 5 ans.
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Amelie's answer is fine, here are some other proposals You can say for the first part of the sentence: - Je suis originaire de Malaisie And for "I have been living in London for 5 years" you can simply use "je vis" - Je vis à Londres depuis 5 ans

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