How to Say ‘He usually comes quickly.’ in Spain Spanish
Suele venir rápido.
SWEH-leh beh-NEER RAH-pee-doh
[SWEH-leh beh-NEER RAH-pee-doh]
Phrase Breakdown
Suele
[SWEH-leh]
usually
A form of soler used to say what tends to happen regularly.
«Suele» haber buen apoyo entre compañeros.
There is usually good support among coworkers.
venir
[beh-NEER]
to come
Verb for moving toward the speaker's place.
¿Puedes venir mañana?
Can you come tomorrow?
rápido
[RAH-pee-doh]
quickly, fast
Adverb here: in little time, without delay.
El técnico llegó rápido.
The technician arrived quickly.
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