The phrase "spoke pleasantly" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who communicated in a friendly or agreeable manner.
Example: "During the meeting, she spoke pleasantly, making everyone feel at ease."
Alternatives: "communicated kindly" or "talked in a friendly manner."
Bernie Williams and Mo Vaughn spoke pleasantly at first base.
Both men spoke pleasantly enough to me, however, and I returned the courtesy.
He spoke pleasantly to all saying "Another satisfied customer-as my brother Henry says".
He spoke pleasantly enough, though, in a light, almost boyish voice, and when he did laugh — a little later, after we were more used to each other — the sound of it made me realize that only in the world of sports would he be considered anything but a young man.
He's still pissed at Erinn for speaking pleasantly to Candy five episodes back.
Speak pleasantly and soothingly to your dog as you brush his teeth, as this will help to keep him calm.
To walk turkey is to strut like one and to say or talk turkey is either, depending on context, to use pretentious language (gobbling, in effect), to talk pleasantly, or to speak very frankly.
He says, "Time after time people like yourself come, and we speak very pleasantly and then I find I've been stabbed in the back.
"You can't," he said pleasantly, speaking from the Israeli experience.
They cry "hysterically" and "hoarsely", look "placidly" and "pleasantly", speak "frantically", "incredulously" and "querulously", turn "sharply", "wearily" and "falteringly".
The story, based on an exotic entry in the Marvel canon, involves a wildly ambitious, vastly talented, egomaniacal, and hyperrational neurosurgeon, Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch, speaking with a pleasantly flat and crackling American accent), whose hands are gravely injured in a car accident.
