Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Daily"

A: it is an adjective used to describe something that is done everyday.

I do yoga daily.
I eat daily.
I have homework daily.

It can almost always be replaced with “everyday”.

I do yoga everyday.
I eat everyday.
I have homework everyday.

A: Una carga diaria, además del pago de alojamientos, a que se puede contribuir por todos los habitantes. Es un aporte a gastos diarios de la vida como comidas, la limpieza, y asistencia con la vida cotidiana.

espero que te sea útil, avísame si no tiene sentido (mi español aún no es tan bueno jaja)

A: it means "everyday"

A: I don’t know.

1600 = 4pm ?
= 1600 calories ?

A: cotidiano

diaro/diariamente

A: An example of what teachers would say to us: It is best to incorporate this habit of reviewing into your daily routine if you would like to consolidate what you've learned in class.

A: You must take your vitamins daily. I eat fast food daily. Daily exercises is good for you. Daily use of a smartphone is common is first world countries.

A: I brush my teeth daily.
I get the newspaper delivered to my house daily.

slang: she calls me on the daily (meaning she calls me everyday)

Hope that helps :)

A: You should exercise daily in order to stay healthy. If you keep a journal you should write in it daily, it does no good to do it every few months. I look at HiNative daily, it is becoming am obsession.

A: @krerv
Everyday is the same as 毎日. But talking about daily, I can say that they're different parts of sentence. Everyday is a noun, that can be used as an adjective (everyday routine), while daily is an adjective ONLY. Everyday and Daily can be interchangeable as adjectives, but you can't say "Daily is always something fun". It sounds like you're talking about a person with name Daily. So, everyday is an adjective (something happening in everyday) and a noun (literally 毎日) at the same time, but daily is an adjective that means "something happening everyday"

A: Can be used interchangeably when describing a conversation. But they have different meanings in other contexts.
Daily is something that happens every day, each day, all the days.
Everyday means ordinary, routine typical.
Casual means not formal, relaxed

A: Every day is an adverb that means “each day.” Everyday is an adjective used to describe something that's seen or used every day. It means “ordinary” or “typical.”
As an adverb, "Daily" means the same thing as "each day". However, it can also be used as an adjective to describe something occurring or being done every day.

Example for "every day":
"I put on the same clothes every day."

Example for "everyday"
"What should I wear to the dinner?"
"Just wear your everyday clothes."

Example for "daily"
Adverb: "The cows are milked daily."
Adjective" "I always read the daily newspaper."

A: Diurnal is really only used for science words. They mean the same thing though.

A: I've never heard the word quotidian and the majority of English speakers haven't either. Don't use it.

A: In 1920, those women lived a horriendous life

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A: يومي

A: Not really

Daily activities are the individual things that you do each day

When these are combined and scheduled together, they make up your daily routine

A: AHHH I meant to click don't understand xD. I don't think you're asking if it sounds natural.
"Daily English," Is correct.

A: 1) I skipped my daily writing session yesterday.

2)I drank alcohol with friends in Ueno. いいですよ

3)One of my friends got a job. いいですよ。おめでとうございます!　(≧∇≦)b

4) I was so happy it felt as though I had the job myself.

5) He will be happy from now on.

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