Francamente (en. Frankly)

/fɾaŋˈkamente/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adverb

Clearly and sincerely.

Frankly, I don't think it's the best idea.

Francamente, no creo que sea la mejor idea.

Without circumlocution, frankly.

Frankly, he is not the most qualified for the position.

Francamente, él no es el más calificado para el puesto.

Used to express an honest opinion.

Frankly, I prefer to stay home.

Francamente, prefiero quedarme en casa.

From Latin 'francus', which means free, and the suffix '-mente' which indicates manner.

Frankly speaking

Used to introduce a sincere opinion.

francamente, hablando

To be frankly clear

To be direct and honest in communication.

ser francamente claro

To say something frankly

To express an opinion without hiding.

decir algo francamente

Frankness

Quality of being sincere and direct.

franqueza

Frank

One who acts and speaks with sincerity.

franco

In a very direct manner.

Frankly, I don't care what they say.

Francamente, no me importa lo que digan.

Speaking without beating around the bush.

I'm telling you frankly, don't do it again.

Te lo digo francamente, no lo hagas más.