"Siempre" is an adverb.
/sjɛmˈpɾe/
"Siempre" is used in the Spanish language to indicate that something occurs at all times or continuously. It expresses a sense of permanence or constancy regarding time. It is a commonly used word in both oral and written contexts, with a slightly higher frequency in everyday spoken language.
Example Sentences:
1. Siempre llego a tiempo al trabajo.
(I always arrive on time at work.)
Ella siempre toma café por la mañana.
(She always drinks coffee in the morning.)
Siempre es bueno aprender algo nuevo.
(It is always good to learn something new.)
"Siempre" is often found in various idiomatic expressions, reflecting its integration into everyday Spanish communication.
Example Idiomatic Expressions:
Meaning: There’s always a new opportunity to try again.
Siempre en las nubes.
(Always in the clouds.)
Meaning: Someone who is dreamily inattentive or distracted.
Siempre contigo.
(Always with you.)
Meaning: A phrase used to express loyalty and support.
Siempre se dice que...
(It is always said that…)
Meaning: Used to introduce a commonly held belief or saying.
El tiempo siempre pasa volando.
(Time always flies.)
The word "siempre" comes from Latin "semper," which also means "always." This Latin origin reflects an ancient understanding of duration and continuity that has persisted into modern usage.