Trulyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Moi is "me" in French! But in English, there's a phrase that says "yours truly" which means "me" as well.

So the quote at the end means: "A true master, you say? That sounds like me!"

A: Almost the same as “really”.

A: Truly is an adverb so its original form was truthfully like mentioned.

A: It means "really" or "honestly". For example, if something is truly a mistake, it is being confirmed that it was honestly a mistake.

A: @mmuskarska and can u just show me a short answer describing truly

A: an example would be “you’re truly the most beautiful person i’ve ever met”

A: I am truly grateful.
This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Truly, I never thought this would happen.

A: "I truly think that you're the best person ever."
"She truly wants to help the poor"
"He truly believes that we can do it!"
"Yours truly" (you can use that when you end a letter)
"I truly apologize"
"I'm truly sorry"
"I'm truly mesmerized by your artistic skills"

A: in many cases they mean the same. Truly can be used to appeal to the standard of a characteristic: ex 1 the devil is truly evil ex 2 the man truly loves his wife.

Really can be used to intensify a characteristic: ex1 the thief is really evil. Ex2 the man really loves football.


Question for you: what’s the difference between куда и где??

A: "Truly" means something more like "without a doubt", while "Really" means more along the lines of "very".

A: Close to synonymous. "Truly" in my opinion is more powerful than "really"
The real difference is Truly = in truth
Really= in reality

A: "Truly" is the more mature, intelligent version of "really", and it holds a stronger meaning. Personally, I only use it in essays and to make a point. You'll probably use and hear "really" more in conversation.

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A: Truly is pronounced like "troo-lee."

A: @HoudaPerlamar: "Truly" said individually and then in an example.

"She truly wanted to help him."

A: Yes.

A: Troo-lee

A: awesome!!! that was perfect!!