literally

literally
[ˈlɪtərəlɪ]
adverbio
1. literalmente
  • to take something literally -> tomar algo al pie de la letra
  • it was literally this big! -> ¡era sin exagerar así de grande!

literally [li-te-ra-li]
adverbio
1. Literalmente, conforme a la letra o al sentido literal.

"literally" in the Answers forum

Q: Adios literally means "to God" correct?
A: I'm not sure it's right to say "to God" is the "true translation," but it is a part of the etymology. Encarta says it comes from "(I commend you) to God."…
Q: What does Adiós literally mean?
A: yes - to God, like I'm sending you with God or God with you, just like goodbye came from "God be with ye"
Q: pls translate this literally in english..
A: > "Anda el Pandito de la chinita paseando en Ny con la mama Pandita" thank you.. By literally do you mean a word for word translation or do you want to…
Q: translating this(not literally but poetically)
A: Is this part of a song by Joan Manuel Serrat?Is this from the CD "Dedicado a Antonio Machado"?I love Serrat's music! Here's a take on a translation: "Everything…
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