How do you write "do you live with your parents?" in hiragana?


Recently, I've been studying about family terms and how to ask where they
live, how many siblings, or what do they do. There is a question in one of my
worksheets that involves writing it in hiragana.

The question is: “Ask if Mika lives with her parents”

I know the ending would be 「にすんでいるんです。」

I know the verb for to live is 「すむ」 and in て＋いる form it's 「すんでいるんです」 with に as
the particle because it has something to do with a place.

So, I wrote

> みかーさん、ごりょうしんもいっしょにすんでいるんですか。

I know the last part translates to “...is living together”, but that sentence
is more like “Mika, does your parents also live together?” Not “Mika, do you
live with your parents?” I've tried looking into my textbooks, but none of
them have an example sentence.

I'm just confused about how to completely write the sentence.




> “do you live with your parents?”

**Literal translation**  
"do you" > "あなたはXXXですか"  
"live with" > "と一緒に住む"  
"your parents" > "あなたの両親"

> "あなたはあなたの両親と一緒に住むですか？" _< - strange..._  
>  "あなたはあなたの両親と一緒に住んでいますか？" _< - "あなたの" little redundant_  
>  "あなたは両親と一緒に住んでいますか？" _< - Literal translation_  
>  "あなたはりょうしんといっしょにすんでいますか？" _< - in Hiragana_

**In general**  
"あなたは" > "みか-さん"(Mika)  
"両親" > "ご両親" _< - Polite language_  
"一緒住む" = "同居する"  
"一緒に住んでいますか" > "同居なされているのですか" _< - Polite language_

> "みかさんはご両親と同居なされているのですか？" _< - in general_  
>  "みかさんはごりょうしんとどうきょなされているのですか？" _< - in Hiragana_

**Note(supplement):**

> "お前親と一緒に住んでんの？" _< - close friends (rudely)_  
>  "おまえおやといっしょにすんでんの？" _< - in Hiragana_

