How to Say "strongly" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “strongly” is “duro” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA2
AdverbA2
with force
Examples
Tenemos que trabajar duro para terminar a tiempo.
We have to work hard to finish on time.
Estudió muy duro para el examen.
He/She studied very hard for the exam.
El sol pega duro hoy.
The sun is hitting hard today.
Always Stays the Same
When 'duro' describes how an action is done (like in 'trabajar duro'), it's an adverb. This means it NEVER changes. It's always 'duro', never 'dura' or 'duros'.
Making it Match
Mistake: “Mi hermana trabaja dura.”
Correction: Say 'Mi hermana trabaja duro.' Because 'duro' here describes *how* she works, not her as a person, it doesn't change.
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