“They don't live here anymore.” in Telugu (English × Telugu)

When to use it

Use it when someone at the door asks for neighbours who have moved away.

“They don't live here anymore.” · The sentence in English

In “They don't live here anymore.” the negative needs ‘do’ and ‘not’, and ‘anymore’ closes the sentence.

They

pronounpersonal pronoun, third person plural

do

auxiliary verbdo · tense: present · auxiliary that makes the negative with "n't"

n't

particleshort form of "not"

live

verblive · form: base form (infinitive without "to") · after "do" the verb keeps its base form

here

adverbadverb of place

anymore

adverbadverb; used with a negative to say something stopped

“వాళ్ళు ఇక ఇక్కడ నివసించడం లేదు.” · The sentence in Telugu

In “వాళ్ళు ఇక ఇక్కడ నివసించడం లేదు.” ‘ఇక’ (from now on) and the final ‘లేదు’ (is not) together mean ‘no longer’. ‘నివసించడం’ is the verbal noun of ‘నివసించు’ (reside, live).

వాళ్ళు

pronoun'they'

ఇక

adverb'from now on'; with a negative, 'any more'

ఇక్కడ

adverb'here'

నివసించడం

verbnivasincu · form: verbal noun (-ḍaṁ) · 'living, residing'; negated with lēdu

లేదు

auxiliary verblēdu · tense: present · 'is not'; nivasincaḍaṁ lēdu = are not living

What changes from one language to the other · English × Telugu

English negates before the verb with ‘don't’; Telugu negates at the very end with ‘లేదు’.

Example conversation