"Ten prawnik nie mówi jasno."

Translation: This lawyer does not speak clearly.

[Gaiajack]

Don't be too hard on him, that's his job.

[rafaelblucena]

Well, that's how they make money afterall.

[gbaldacci1309]

"jasno" is an adverb, here. So, is it always "jasno" as an adverb? When the word "bright" is an adjective, it will have different endings depending on gender: jasny, jasna, jasne, correct? But as adverb, it would always be "jasno"?

[Jellei]

Yes.

[Rup175840]

Jasno can mean bright and clearly?

[Jellei]

Yes. As an adverb.

[WheelsOnRump]

"This attorney doesn't speak explicitly"?

[Jellei]

Makes sense to me, added.

[lis368506]

Nie mówisz jasno ? Is that correct please thank you :)

[Jellei]

That's a correct sentence that says "You don't speak clearly", yes.

[MariaSerra62894]

any lawyer here!!??

[ankbhatnagar]

I've noticed that in many examples the adverb comes just before the verb so why not here?

Ten prawnik nie jasno mówi.

How does this sound?