certainly
The word 'certamente' is used in Italian in a similar way to the English word 'certainly'. It is an adverb that expresses agreement, confirmation, or emphasis. For example, if someone asks if you like a certain movie, you might respond 'certamente', meaning 'certainly' or 'definitely'.
Certainly, I can help you with the homework.
This phrase is a simple and polite response that signifies agreement or willingness to help with a task, in this case, homework.
I certainly feel better now.
In this example, 'certamente' is used to stress the speaker's feeling of improvement, thus adding strength to the affirmation.
If you certainly want, we can go out for dinner tonight.
This sentence is presenting a condition (the certainty of the other person's desire) for a proposed action (going out for dinner). 'Certamente' here is used to emphasize the requirement for certainty from the other party before action is taken.