"This character is hard."

Translation: 这个字很难。

[fallingleaf_271]

Rough (麤) qualifies.

[ArthurMay4]

Isn't it more correct to say 这个字很难写的 or很难说的 rather than 这个字很难

[Celticfiddleguy]

No, because the English sentence doesn't mention writing the character - there could be other things that are hard about it; it might be hard to remember or hard to pronounce or hard to distinguish from some other character.

[EricPalmer11]

The English sentence implies that the character is hard to write...

[KevinChin724497]

What about "这个字很难写"?

[SzymonRuci]

「很难」kinda sounds like Japanese 「変な」which means weird。So when some character is complicated it's also kinda weird。。hope that's gonna help u guys，it did help me

[Trilinguis]

It means very hard!!!! Not just hard!!!

[LILLY518245]

in chinese you usually use 很 when describing things. This doeant necessarily put a bigger emphasis on it. If you really want to express the intensity of something, you can use 非常。

[MartinCarn4]

很难 means very hard!

[varigby]

Or just "hard". You can translate it either way, because in Chinese you don't say 这个字难*

[curli_kyoo]

很 doesn't mean 'very' to the extent that it does in English. If you want to say something is very hard you could use 非常

[pinicius_olipeix]

很 conects the subject to the adverb

[JairoCaste19]

No, grab a grammar