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viva

"Viva" means "long live" or "hurrah" as an expression of support or celebration.

In a sentence

¡Que viva la música!
Long live the music!
Used as a subjunctive verb to express a desire or wish for something to thrive or continue.
Mi abuela aún está viva y llena de energía.
My grandmother is still alive and full of energy.
Used as an adjective to describe the state of being alive or having life.
En el carnaval, celebramos con alegría y una atmosfera viva.
In the carnival, we celebrate with joy and a lively atmosphere.
Used as an adjective to describe something vibrant or full of life.

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