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Can you speak more slowly, please?

You speak fast, but your (polite) friend speaks slowly.

Why don't you speak more slowly?

Please, speak more slowly.

The child walks slowly to school.

He writes slowly, but I write fast.

I try to speak more slowly when I see you, because you understand better.

Walking slowly in the park, I become calmer.

My professor (female) at the university is the most patient and explains everything slowly.

Speak a bit more slowly, please.

The professor speaks slowly in the Greek exam.

If you don't find it, I will send it to you again and I will explain it to you slowly.

We walk slowly in the park and relax.

My grandmother always gets out of the taxi very slowly, as if she is afraid that the sidewalk is very narrow.

But when the teacher explains slowly, I am not so confused anymore.

The teacher speaks Greek very slowly in class.

I try to react more slowly, so that I have time to think about my reaction.

During the break we walk slowly in the university corridor and speak Greek.

A mom is slowly pushing her stroller on the pedestrian street.

When there is a lot of traffic, the tram moves more slowly than the metro line.

Speak more slowly, so that there isn’t a misunderstanding.

The new professor made a very good impression on me, because she explains everything slowly.

He speaks slowly, so I understand him better.

I go down the stairs slowly because my knee hurts.

My heart calms down when I walk slowly in the park.

My friend says that when she wears heels, she is very careful at every turn and goes up the stairs more slowly.

I usually slip when the floor is wet, so I walk more slowly.

My colleague types the address slowly so that she doesn’t make a mistake in the postal code.

I turn the steering wheel slowly when the road is wet.

My grandmother prefers to walk slowly every morning, but today she wants to walk only as far as the pharmacy.

When the fog is thick, I drive more slowly.

When there is frost, I drive more slowly and brake earlier.

The little boy bites the apple slowly and smiles.

I chew slowly because the food is very hot.

My friend walks slowly uphill because her knee hurts a little.

We walk slowly on the shore and look at the pebbles next to the water.

I chew slowly because my tooth hurts.

The uphill road toward the village is long, so I walk slowly.

On the uphill part we walk slowly, but on the downhill part more quickly.

On the downhill my grandfather walks slowly and holds my hand.

Don’t bite your pencil; you are already chewing your apple very slowly.

The little boy bites the bread, while his sister chews slowly because the food is hot.

The patient says her throat hurts and she has difficulty swallowing, so she sips the soup slowly.

The teacher repeats the word slowly, so that we write it correctly.

The turtle moves slowly, but the child finds it very cute.

The male guide speaks slowly so that everyone understands the history of the monument.

When the pastry is crispy and the filling is warm, I eat slowly to enjoy it.

A bee landed on the flower, while a butterfly passed slowly in front of the flowerpot.

I climb the hill slowly, because my knee hurts a little.

I grab the suitcase and go down the stairs slowly.

This word begins with a vowel, so I read it slowly.

Can you break this word into syllables slowly?

In the video conference I speak more slowly, so that everyone understands.

The shape changes slowly.

The robot moves slowly.