regularmente

regularly

adverb rreh-goo-lahr-MEN-teh Rare

Also means

usually

Usage Note

Regularmente means 'on a regular basis' and is a near-cognate of English 'regularly.' It is somewhat formal; in everyday speech con regularidad or simply normalmente often replaces it. Be careful not to confuse it with regular as an adjective, which in Spanish can mean 'so-so' or 'mediocre' (¿Cómo estás? — Regular.) rather than 'usual.'

Examples

"Hace ejercicio regularmente para mantenerse en forma."

Natural Translation

He exercises regularly to stay in shape.

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