Question about 金欠で久しく in the sentence 金欠で久しくスタバに行けてないけど・・・


May I ask about the construction of this sentence?

> **金欠で久しく** スタバに行けてないけど・・・

I know the meaning is along the lines of ...but I don't have any money and
can't go to Starbucks."

I understand `スタバにいけてないけど`.

What I'm not sure I understand is the construction of `久しくスタバ`. Is the
adverbial form of `久しい` used in the same way as the て form when multiple verbs
are listed? In other words, is `久しく` essentially "for a long time, and..."?

Thank you for your help!




久しく adverbally modifies 行けていない. I scrambled it back into a more common
position here:

> 金欠で スタバに 久しく 行けていない けど  
>  out-of-money-SO starbucks-TO a-while go-POTENTIAL-TEIRU-NOT but

"Uh, I've been out of money, so I haven't been able to go to starbucks for a
while."




久しく adverbally modifies 行けていない. I scrambled it back into a more common
position here:

> 金欠で スタバに 久しく 行けていない けど  
>  out-of-money-SO starbucks-TO a-while go-POTENTIAL-TEIRU-NOT but

"Uh, I've been out of money, so I haven't been able to go to starbucks for a
while."

