German Grammar: Adverb Attitude

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ADVERB ATTITUDE

Adverbs of Manner and Attitude
indeed	doch	naturally	natürlich
flowingly	fliesend	punctually	pünktlich
happily	fröhlich	beautifully	schön
gladly	gern(e)	certainly	sicher
certainly	gewiß	certainly	sicherlich
luckily	glücklich	so, thus	so
hopefully	hoffentlich	quickly	schnell
hardly	kaum	differently	unterschiedlich
slowly	langsam	perhaps	vielleicht
easily	leicht	truly	wirklich
unfortunately	leider	somewhat	ziemlich
gently, softly	leise	too	zu

German adverbs are only inflected to show comparison or superlative. do not use the adjective mehr (more) to create adverbial comparisons in German. Certain adverbs are much used in German should be memorized:

Some Used Adverbs

not	nicht	almost	fast
gladly	gern(e)	still	noch
very	sehr	not yet	noch nicht
also	auch	here	hier
only	nur	there	da
yes	ja	there	dort
already	schon	exactly	genau

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