Look at these sentences using adverbs:
Ellas son lentas: caminan lentamente.
They are slow: they walk slowly.
Los coches son rápidos: van rápidamente.
Cars are fast: they go quickly.
In English you add -ly. Here's how you form regular adverbs in Spanish:
- Add -mente at the end
Note that sometimes the feminine and masculine forms are the same: in that case, use the adjective as it is:
Finalmente voy a ser médico.
I'm finally going to be a doctor.
Puedes hacer los ejercicios fácilmente.
You can do the exercises easily.
Nos atienden amablemente.
They serve us kindly.
Debes atar los cordones fuertemente.
You must tie your laces tightly.
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Ellos duermen plácidamente.
They sleep placidly.
Puedes hacer los ejercicios fácilmente.
You can do the exercises easily.
Ellas son lentas: caminan lentamente.
They are slow: they walk slowly.
Finalmente voy a ser médico.
I'm finally going to be a doctor.
Los coches son rápidos: van rápidamente.
Cars are fast: they go quickly.
Vosotros vivís felizmente.
You live happily.
Debes atar los cordones fuertemente.
You must tie your laces tightly.
Nos atienden amablemente.
They serve us kindly.
Q&A
Silvia
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24/10/17
Justin
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6/11/17
Silvia
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6/11/17
Roger
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20 November 2018
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Me is para la first persona singular, por qué pone? por favor
Silvia
Kwiziq language super star
21 November 2018
21/11/18
¡Hola Roger! Could you please tell us what is your full question?
Gracias, Silvia.