To talk about difficulties -- Me cuesta?
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When talking about difficulties is it "Me cuesta ..." or "Me cuesta dificultades con..."
PLEASE HELP. I have a spanish final tomorrow!
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updated Jun 8, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by kierwilsn
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I disagree with your choice of putting 911 in the title. Not cool. Some people have real difficulties. Me cuesta is "it's difficult for me.........."
updated Jun 8, 2010
posted by jeezzle
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Me cuesta trabajo...
Se me hace difícil...
updated Jun 7, 2010
posted by maripositaxx
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My question is really, is it necessary to follow "me cuesta" with "dificultades con"?
updated Jun 7, 2010
posted by kierwilsn
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Me cuesta vocabulario
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Me cuesta dificultades con vocabulario.
updated Jun 7, 2010
posted by kierwilsn
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Tengo difcultades o problemas con vocabulario.
updated Jun 7, 2010
posted by BellaMargarita
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Tell me the whole sentence, although even without hearing it I would say no, still let's hear it.
updated Jun 7, 2010
posted by jeezzle
