The difference between duro and difícil...
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Is "difícil" used to describe things that are hard to do or accomplish, while "duro" is used to describe things that actually are hard, like stone or granite? I know they both mean "hard", but I don't think you would say:
"Esta prueba es muy duro". I think you would use "difícil", but I've been wrong before.
Gracias.
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updated Feb 24, 2011
posted by amykay
Odd, I don't ever remember having been wrong before... - afowen, Feb 24, 2011
Well actually me neither, but I'm trying to be humble. - amykay, Feb 24, 2011
Nice question I was wondered about that several times before. - 00b6f46c, Feb 24, 2011
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"Duro" hard,"dificil" difficult. That is the easy explanation , we can fiddle with the words to fit our needs. "trabajo duro" work hard, trabajo dificil" a difficult job.
updated Feb 24, 2011
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
