Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Typically"

A: thank you is it like generally and normally?

A: Usually

A: typically..could also mean normally

A: In most cases, the word "usual/usually" often replaces the word "typical/typically" even though they share the same meaning.
Example: "I' am very typical." or " I usually act like this everyday"
They basically mean "In most cases". So, if you were to say "I typically work on Thursdays" you could say "In most cases, I work on Thursday", which gives it a more formal tone.

A: "I typically wake up around 7 o'clock"
"I don't trust them, they typically don't do their work"
"Today was a typical day, nothing unusual happened"

Also, you can replace typically with "Usually", they tend to be used the same way

A: I typically take the bus on my way home
He typically likes spicy food

A: @0343-osashimi

Snails typically do not move quickly.
Vegetarian food typically does not contain meat.
She typically goes to sleep at 8 PM.

A: You can use the word typically in the same way you would use usually.

A: Typically is in a typical or common manner while usually is most of the time. Usually means less than always, but more than occasionally.

A: 誰も本当に
I typically wake up early in the morning
I usually wake up early in the morning
(私は通常朝で早く起きます。)

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A: There's no difference. You can use them interchangeably. "Generally" is generally/typically more common, though.

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A: "I typically drink coffee in the morning." is my example sentence.

Hope this helps!