siempre
always
This adverb is used to express native continuity meaning the action/performance/quality always exists or happens.
Example sentences using: siempre
Siempre estudio antes de un examen.
I always study before an exam.
This phrase is using 'siempre' to denote a recurring activity or habit. The verb 'estudio' means study which is in present tense, implying persistence.
Ella siempre llega tarde a la escuela.
She is always late for school.
The phrase is using 'siempre' to express a habitual action that doesn't change or isn't likely to change.
Siempre es mejor prevenir que curar.
It's always better to prevent than to cure.
This is a commonly used expression in Spanish, using 'siempre' to provide general advice or wisdom.
Voy al cine casi siempre los sábados.
I go to the cinema almost always on Saturdays.
In this sentence, 'siempre' is used to express a usual activity done in particular days. 'Casi siempre' means 'almost always'.
Mi maestro siempre lleva una corbata roja.
My teacher always wears a red tie.
Here, 'siempre' depicts a repeated action or habit related to someone's appearance.
Siempre llueve en abril.
It always rains in April.
This phrase uses 'siempre' to describe a weather event that statistically happens every year in the stated period.
Siempre es un placer verte.
It's always a pleasure to see you.
This is an example of using 'siempre' in a phrase showing positive feelings towards another person.
Siempre me olvido de apagar las luces.
I always forget to turn off the lights.
In this sentence, 'siempre' is being used to emphasize a recurring personal oversight.
El autobús siempre llega temprano.
The bus always arrives early.
This sentence is using 'siempre' to pen point a consistent point of time in the daily routine.
Ellos siempre comen pizza los viernes.
They always eat pizza on Fridays.
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