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moro
"I live" (first-person singular of the verb "morar").
In a sentence
Eu moro em São Paulo.
I live in São Paulo.
Here, 'moro' stems from the verb 'morar', meaning 'to live', specifically referring to residing in a place.
Por que você mora tão longe?
Why do you live so far away?
In this sentence, 'moro' is conjugated as 'mora' for third person singular (you), still derived from 'morar', illustrating questioning of someone's residence.
Quando eu era jovem, morei no interior.
When I was young, I lived in the countryside.
The word 'morei' is the past tense of 'morar', indicating an action of living that occurred in the past.
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