Muy a menudo vs. Con frecuencia
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I‘ve noticed that sometimes Spanish speaking peolple will use 'Con frecuencia' instead of 'Muy a menudo' for 'Very often'.
Are both interchangeable?
And does this vary from country to country?
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updated ENE 20, 2012
edited by Mike-LaMar
posted by Mike-LaMar
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Literally in English, "at/with what frequency" sounds scientific, while "how often" sounds popular.
updated ENE 20, 2012
posted by SlowFoxtrot
But "How frequently do you come here?" (same root word) is also popular. - samdie, DIC 23, 2009
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¿Con qué frecuencia vienes aquí? Vengo aquí muy a menudo. How often do you come here? I come here very often.
updated ENE 20, 2012
posted by kenwilliams
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frecuentamente
acostumbradamente
Most words change nuances slightly, but yes, they would normally be synonymous.
updated ENE 20, 2012
posted by 0074b507
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Which one is more popular in Mexico?
updated DIC 24, 2009
posted by Mike-LaMar
