Un Hueso Duro De Roer

The Spanish expression, un hueso duro de roer, translates to English as a hard or tough nut to crack. The Spainway Blog Del Español describes this expression as meaning a person who is difficult to convince, or a complex situation that is difficult to resolve. "Es una expresión utilizada para indicar una persona es dificil de convencer, dura y exigente. También puede referirse a situaciones que son complicadas de resolver".

When describing a person, un hueso duro de roer can mean a tough cookie.

196 Flags from Around the World.

Here is a link to Visual Capitalist's infographic of 196 flags from around the world. Visualizing Design: 196 Flags of Countries Around the World (visualcapitalist.com) An d here is a link to the full-size version .

5 Uses of Tocar

Here is a link to the blog post entitled 5 Uses of Tocar - How to Play, Be Affected, and Win from Real Fast Spanish .

5 Uses of Dejar

5 Uses of Dejar from Real Fast Spanish . 5 Uses of Dejar - How to Quit, Approve & Leave Alone (realfastspanish.com)

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