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does fuertemente mean strongly or loudly?

does fuertemente mean strongly or loudly?

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I need to say I yelled loudly. I know grité means I yelled but how do I say loudly? Does fuertemente mean strongly or loudly?

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updated Feb 3, 2010
posted by godsgirl4eva

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Fuerte means both strong and loud, you can use Fuertemente for both. we just learned about this in my spanish 2 class and i got an A on that portion of our test. But the one thing you have to becare ful about is make sure you specific what your doing. like if you are saying 'i yelled loudly' you would say "Grité fuertemente" because grité means- i shouted. I hope that helps!!

updated Feb 3, 2010
posted by mel25tlw
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You can look in our dictionary and get the following meanings.

Strongly, lustily, firmly, fast, forcible, vehemently.

For loudly as an adverb, you could use "ruidosamente" and as rena says, "con fuerza".

updated Jan 25, 2010
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
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fuertemente means mainly strongly. But if you refer to a yell means loudly. you better use "grite fuerte" instead of "grite fuertemente"

updated Jan 25, 2010
posted by pepitogrillo
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i mean it means strongly or loudly it just depends on the words around it

updated Jan 27, 2010
posted by funnybunny24
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"Fuertamente" means both strongly and loudly. When speaking of vocal force, I have always heard it said "con fuerza".

updated Jan 25, 2010
posted by renaerules
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it means strongly and less you prefer to yell!!!

updated Jan 25, 2010
posted by funnybunny24