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The adjective is "trajabador" -- a very hard-working man would be "un hombre muy trabajador."
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∙ 12y agoTrabajar duro means to work hard, in spanish. EX: Mi mama y papa son trabajadores.
*My mom and dad work hard Or. Trabajar fuerte. In Spanish you don't translate word for word.
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How do you say they are hard working in Spanish?
Son trabajadores
How do say 'are you hard working' in Spanish?
¿Trabajas duro?
How do you say 'you hard working' spanish?
Muy trabajador (1 person) Muy trabajadores (several)
How do you say my mother is smart hard working and beautiful in spanish?
mi hermoso jardín mamás
What is hard working in spanish?
trabajador
How do you say I am funny and hard working in spanish?
funny= cómico/a hardworking= trabajador/a I am funny and hard working, if you are male= Soy cómico y trabajador. If you are female= Soy cómica y trabajadora.
How do you say I am really working hard to learn in Spanish?
¡En verdad, trabajo muy duro para aprender español!
How do you say i am working in spanish?
trabajo
How do you say are you hard working in spanish?
"Tu eres muy trabajador." You could also say, "Ud. es muy trabajador," but that seems like a very unlikely scenario.
How do say I am working in Spanish?
"Yo estoy trabajando"
How do you say working out in spanish?
Esta haciendo ejercicio
How do you say i am working you?
Unless you are someone's boss and are "working them" (too hard, night and day, etc.), the phrase could be two sentences ("I am working. You?" meaning "Are you working, too?"). *This was originally asked as an English to Spanish translation question. "Estoy trabajando. ¿Estas tu?"
