
Originally Posted by
dragonfly93
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When you say "vivo", the "yo" is understood, since each pronoun has a unique conjugation. So, what you said is correct, but it's more common to say "Vivo en Suecia." I may be mistaken, but some of these country names take an article before them (la Francia)... I'm not sure if you'd say "Suecia" or "la Suecia", though...
Also, when you say "I am learning Spanish", you can say it one of two ways.
How Zahra posted it is the present progressive (form of the verb "to be" + gerund -ing). In Spanish, unless the action is ongoing at the exact moment, it's more common to say "Aprendo (el) español." meaning "I learn Spanish". Unlike English, Spanish emphasized the use of the present tense more than the present progressive. You will find this in most or all Romance languages
