"Actually, you spoke truthfully."

Translation: Vi efektive parolis prave.

[stevenvarner]

In English there is a subtle difference between, "Actually, you spoke truthfully" and "You actually spoke truthfully." Isn't this true in Esperanto between "Efektive, vi parolis prave" and "Vi efektive parolis prave"?

[zmjb1]

Is vere not also an appropriate translation for truthfully?

[jxetkubo]

“Vere” means “really,” If you want to point out the person’s relation to the truth you could say “vereme.”

[deactivated user]

I thought "prave" meant "correctly". So in "Vi efektive parolis prave" the idea would be the intellectual correctness of what was said, not the honesty of it.

[jxetkubo]

Correctly is ĝuste, just looking at the facts. Prave on the other hand is about the person’s viewpoint.