This is grammatically incorrect; it should be yo trabajo duro y juego duro which means "I work hard and play hard"
'Le gusta trabajar' means 'he/she likes to work' in English.
it means: "he/she likes to play"
'trabajar' in the preterite tense is: trabajé, trabajaste, trabajó, trabajamos, trabajasteis, trabajaron 'trabajar' in the imperfect tense is: trabajaba, trabajabas, trabajaba, trabajábamos, trabajabais, trabajaban
A loose interpretation might be, "Come on! Get in the game!"
It can be translated to English as followed. Hard beauty or sexy looking.
to play video games with me Friday
Puedo trabajar means I am able to work.
'Un Video Juego' means Video Games.:D
If I am going to work, I('ll) work in (sport?)
If you mean "español", that would mean something like, "you need to work on your Spanish".
Hard wood
As a question: Do you want to fight? As a statement: You like to fight.