In Spanish, as in English, most adverbs are made by adding a suffix to adjectives. To create an adverb from an adjective that is inflected, i.e ends in -o or -a, inflect the adjective for the feminine form. Then add -mente. However, there are also many common adverbs that exist on their own and do not end in -mente. [Source]
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Mi
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pro
adv
adj
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my (Possessive Pronouns) (singular)
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Siempre
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adv
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always, all the time, forever
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él
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pro
adv
pre
art
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he; him (Prepositional Object Pronouns, Subject Pronouns) (male singular)
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Se
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pro
adv
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oneself, himself, herself, yourself, itself, themselves, yourselves (Indefinite Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns)
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Como
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pro
adv
pre
con
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as; like; since
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Qué
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pro
adv
adj
con
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what, which (Interrogative Pronouns)
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Mucho
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pro
adv
adj
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much, many (Indefinite Pronouns) (male singular)
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Nunca
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adv
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never, not ever
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último
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adv
adj
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last, ultimate
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Todos
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pro
adv
adj
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everything, all, everyone (Indefinite Pronouns) (male plural)
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Tarde
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n
adv
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late, afternoon
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No
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adv
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no
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También
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adv
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too, also; likewise
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