Como dizer "república (de estudantes)" em inglês

Para dizer isso, utilize:

1. República: dormitory (AmE), hall of residence (BrE)
2. Ela passou mal: she felt sick.
3. Passei mal: I felt sick.

Bons estudos.

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República: Fraternity

What a North American univrsity student would typically call it would be "off-campus student residence" or "co-op."

So the typical shorthand would be "I´m off-campus." Or, "We share a house." Or, "I´m in co-op."

Thnak you all!!!

Priscilla

Passando mal:
Not feeling well

- ''Snyder had complained to a cousin that he was not feeling well and called 911 himself.'' - Los Angeles Times

I've never heard of a good equivalent for república in the USA. A fraternity is a fraternidade. Some fraternities have fraternity houses, but such a house only accepts members of that fraternity. To share a house comes close. Student housing and co-ops are often related to university ownership and control. If I wanted a close translation, I think I would go with "I share a house with some other students." Am I happy with that translation? No.

Maybe you can use ''towny'' to "república".

My sugestion for república:

Student Hall (of Residence).

Bye!