recently
The Spanish word 'recientemente' is an adverb used to express an action or state that occurred in the very recent past. It's equivalent to the English word 'recently'. Keep in mind that, like in English, you generally place this adverb after the main verb. For example, 'He visitado España recientemente' (I have recently visited Spain).
I have recently bought a car.
In this sentence 'recientemente' is placed at the end, emphasizing the time ('recently') of the action (buying a car).
Recently, we moved to a new house.
Here, 'recientemente' is used at the beginning of the sentence, followed by a comma, to indicate the recent nature of the action.
We have recently decided to adopt a dog.
In this case, 'recientemente' is used after the verb 'decidido' to show that the decision (to adopt a dog) happened recently.
My brother recently started working.
Here, 'recientemente' is placed before the verb (comenzó) to indicate that the action (started working) has recently occurred.
I have recently become friends with her.
This sentence places 'recientemente' at the end to emphasise the recency of the action (become friends).
Recently, they have opened a new store in our town.
This sentence starts with 'recientemente', indicating the recent occurrence of the event (opening of a new store).
I recently visited my grandmother.
This sentence uses 'recientemente' before the verb 'visité', to indicate that the visit to grandmother is a recent event.
She has recently obtained her driving license.
This sentence uses 'recientemente' after the auxiliary verb 'ha' to indicate that obtaining the driving license is a recent occasion.
We have recently adopted a healthy diet.
This sentence places 'recientemente' after the auxiliary verb 'hemos', implies the recentemess of the action (adopting a healthy diet).
Recently, I had an interesting conversation with him.
In this case, 'recientemente' is the first word of the sentence, setting the time frame (recently) for the action (had an interesting conversation).