tú viviste

lived, resided, experienced, lived through

b i ˈb i s t e → vivir

viv to live, to reside + iste 2nd person singular preterite

verb · 2nd-person singular, past tense Uncommon #26,689

lived, resided

SP: Viviste en Madrid durante dos años.

EN: You lived in Madrid for two years.

experienced, lived through

SP: Viviste un momento difícil.

EN: You went through a difficult time.

Conjugation of vivir

Indicative past

Why did you live in Kyoto last year?

How long did you live there?

Which house did you live in?

Where did you live last year?

Have you ever lived in Greece?

¿Nunca viviste en Phoenix, Arizona?

Have you never lived in Phoenix, Arizona?

— Don Juan DeMarco (1994)

How long did you live there?

You’ve already been through the rough patch.

— Una mujer fantástica (2017)

You lived very well without her all these years.

— Moscú no cree en lágrimas (1980)

They moved around a lot, but you lived here until you were eight.

— El jardín de los pecadores 5: Paradoja espiral (2008)

You can see the house where you lived, if you want.

— Sonidos vecinos (2012)

How many years did you live in Australia?

When did you live here?

— Sonidos vecinos (2012)