No. 5,586 in Arabic

فعلا

"فعلا" means "indeed," "truly," or "actually."

In a sentence

فعلا، أنا أحب هذه المدينة.
Really, I love this city.
Here, the word 'فعلا' is used as an adverb to emphasize the speaker's sincerity or certainty about their love for the city.
هل فعلا قرأت الكتاب كاملاً؟
Did you really read the whole book?
In this sentence, 'فعلا' serves as an adverb implying confirmation or questioning the truth of completing the reading of the book.
كان التجربة فعلا رائعة.
The experience was truly amazing.
In this example, 'فعلا' is used as an adverb to amplify the positive description of the experience, enhancing its effect.

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