fluently

English

Etymology

fluent +‎ -ly

Adverb

fluently (comparative more fluently, superlative most fluently)

In a fluent manner, as expressing oneself easily, especially in a foreign language.
He lived in Mexico, so he is able to speak Spanish fluently.
In a fluent manner, as having graceful movements.

Translations

expressing oneself easily

Arabic: بِطَلَاقَة‎ (bi-ṭalāqa)
Egyptian Arabic: لِبْلِب‎ (liblib)
Catalan: fluidament (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 流利 (zh) (liúlì), 滔滔 (zh) (tāotāo), 暢達 (zh), 畅达 (zh) (chàngdá)
Czech: plynule, plynně
Danish: flydende (da)
Dutch: vloeiend (nl)
Faroese: flótandi
Finnish: sujuvasti (fi)
French: couramment (fr)
German: fließend (de)

Greek: άπταιστα (el) (áptaista)
Hindi: रवानी से (hi) (ravānī se)
Hungarian: folyékonyan
Italian: correntemente (it)
Japanese: ぺらぺらと (perapera-to), 流暢に (ja) (りゅうちょうに, ryūchō-ni), すらすらと (ja) (surasura-to)
Norwegian: flytende
Polish: biegle (pl), płynnie (pl)
Portuguese: fluentemente
Russian: бе́гло (ru) (béglo), свобо́дно (ru) (svobódno)
Slovak: plynulo
Spanish: fluentemente
Swedish: flytande (sv)

having graceful movements

Czech: plynule
Finnish: sulavasti (fi)

Polish: płynnie (pl)
Portuguese: fluentemente

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