The Top 15 Time Adverbs in Spanish
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The Top 15 Time Adverbs in Spanish
Unleashing the Power of Time Adverbs for Fluent Spanish
¡Bienvenidos, Super Learners! Are you ready to give your Spanish conversations a boost of clarity and expressiveness? Today, we're focusing on the top 15 time adverbs in Spanish that you'll encounter and use most often. Understanding these will not only help you describe when things happen but also allow you to listen and engage with Spanish speakers more naturally.
Having a good grasp of these adverbs can be the difference between sounding like a textbook and conversing like a native. So let's explore these time-bending words together, and remember, if you need further explanations or practice, Spanish Super Tutor offers private classes and totally free consultations to help you master these essential elements of the language.
1. Ahora (Now)
Example: "Ahora estoy aprendiendo español." (Now I am learning Spanish.)
2. Hoy (Today)
Example: "Hoy tengo una reunión importante." (Today I have an important meeting.)
3. Mañana (Tomorrow)
Example: "Mañana voy al médico." (Tomorrow I'm going to the doctor.)
4. Ayer (Yesterday)
Example: "Ayer fui al cine." (Yesterday I went to the cinema.)
5. Luego (Later)
Example: "Lo haré luego." (I will do it later.)
6. Antes (Before)
Example: "Antes jugaba al tenis." (Before, I used to play tennis.)
7. Después (After)
Example: "Después de la clase, voy a estudiar." (After class, I am going to study.)
8. Siempre (Always)
Example: "Siempre desayuno café con leche." (I always have coffee with milk for breakfast.)
9. Nunca (Never)
Example: "Nunca he estado en España." (I have never been to Spain.)
10. A veces (Sometimes)
Example: "A veces voy a correr por las mañanas." (Sometimes I go for a run in the mornings.)
11. Pronto (Soon)
Example: "Nos veremos pronto." (We will see each other soon.)
12. Tarde (Late)
Example: "Llegué tarde a la fiesta." (I arrived late at the party.)
13. Temprano (Early)
Example: "Me levanto temprano los lunes." (I wake up early on Mondays.)
14. Ya (Already/Now)
Example: "Ya he terminado mis deberes." (I have already finished my homework.)
15. Todavía (Still/Yet)
Example: "Todavía no he decidido." (I still haven't decided.)
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