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

A: kindly (亲切地) = to do something in a nice manner.

synonyms: kindhearted / nice

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If its an adjective: it means gentle, nice, pleasant
And if it’s an adverb it means nicely

Adj: I met a kindly person/ Here has a kindly climate.
Adv: she treats her students kindly

A: Kindly basically means kind and if you don't know what kind means, it means being warm hearted or gentle. An example of kindly in a sentence is 'he was a quiet, kindly man'.

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A: “Can you kindly pass the bread?” or “Kindly lower down your voices.” = Here, “kindly” is used to sound polite, or a replacement for “Please”

“Thank you kindly” = Used for exaggeration. It's like “thank you so, so much”

“I kindly corrected her.” = It's used like “gently” or “nicely”

A: @qwerty1123 you can use (kindly) in request to express a polite request

A: 1) Thank you kindly.

2) Kindly pass the salt.

3) A kindly old man smiled at the puppy.

A: Thank you friends!:)

A: "Kindly" is often used as adverb, "Please kindly turn in your homework" and "kind" is most often used as an adjective, "The old man was kind" or "You are so kind".
I hope this helped a bit!

A: difference is that meaning of kindly means to do that particular thing very softly or gently. And meaning of duly means to do that thing in correct manner, whatever that is the way of doing that thing hardly, softly etc.

A: please is more common.
same meaning.

A: they can have the same meaning. Would you kindly exit the vehicle? Could you please exit the vehicle?
There is another way to use kindly as well. Example: He answered kindly.

A: you're so kind

A: kindly.

A: "kindly"

A: k-i-n-lee

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