wiederholt

When you want to say that something happens repeatedly in German, you use the adverb wiederholt. This word is quite straightforward and you'll find it useful in many situations. It literally comes from "wieder" (again) and "holt" (from holen, to fetch/get), but as an adverb, it means something is done over and over. Think of it as a simple way to express recurrence without needing complex sentence structures. You can place it in your sentence where an adverb would typically go to modify a verb or an entire clause.

When you want to express that something happens again and again, the adverb wiederholt is a good choice. It directly translates to "repeatedly" or "again and again." You can use it to describe actions that occur multiple times, emphasizing the repetitive nature.

For example, if someone asks the same question multiple times, you could say "Er fragt wiederholt dasselbe." Or, if a sound keeps occurring, you might describe it as "Ein Geräusch ertönt wiederholt." It's a straightforward and common adverb in everyday German.