Difference between tarde, atrasado, retrasado
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Really easy. Just look up these words here (this site has an awesome dictionary), and compare the definitions.
If that doesn't answer all your questions, post a specific question about what you didn't understand from the definitions, and someone will no doubt help you then.
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The dictionary doesn't distinguish between the two in the primary definition of being late, delayed or behind, I was hoping for some clarification in this forum on when and why to use each:
atrasado - late, behind ADJECTIVE 1. (not on time) a. late b. behind c. behind schedule
retrasado - behind ADJECTIVE 1. (behind schedule) a. behind b. delayed c. late
don't they all mean behind (in time) or late?
Difference between tarde, atrasado, retrasado
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