The common rule for adverbs in Spanish is that they end in –mente. Here are some examples:
Spanish Adverbs | |
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Facilmente | Easily |
Duramente | Hard |
Rapidamente | Quickly |
Frecuentemente | Frequently |
Suavamente | Smoothly |
Tranquilamente | Calmly |
Lentamente | Slowly |
Airadamente | Angrily |
Felizmente | Happily |
Mal | Badly |
Bien | Well |
Note: adverbs in English commonly end in –ly, except for a few irregulars like “well” and “hard”. Also notice that “badly” in Spanish does not have a –mente ending. It is irregular.
Adverbs typically go after the verb in Spanish.
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