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| Los Adverbios | Adverbs |
Spanish adverbs are usually formed by adding -mente to the end of feminine adjectives.
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alegremente | happily | |
perfectamente | perfectly | ||
| fácilmente | easily | rápidamente | rapidly | ||||
| frecuentemente | frequently |
| Un día tú vas a hablar Español
perfectamente. One day you will speak Spanish perfectly. |
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| Ella habla rápidamente. | She speaks quickly. | |
When muy is thrown in the mix, -mente is not added.
| Ella habla muy rápido. | She speaks very quick. |
Not all adverbs in end -mente.
| bien | well | mucho | much | |
| mal | badly | poco | little | |
| bastante |
enough |
| Tú hablas muy bien. | You speak very well. | |
| Alberto nunca se baña bien.† | Alberto never baths himself well. | |
| Por eso él siempre huele mal. | That's why he always smells bad. | |
| Normalmente como poco,
pero a veces como mucho. Normally I eat little, but at times I eat a lot. |
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| † Se here is a reflexive pronoun and is used when the subject is doing something to himself/herself/itself. | ||