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What does muzukashi mean?

"Muzukashii" (難しい) is a Japanese word that means difficult or hard. It's often used to describe something that is challenging, complex, or requires a lot of effort.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* 日本語は難しいです。 (Nihongo wa muzukashii desu.) - Japanese is difficult.

* この問題を解くのは難しい。 (Kono mondai o toku no wa muzukashii.) - This problem is difficult to solve.

* 彼は難しい顔をした。 (Kare wa muzukashii kao o shita.) - He made a difficult face.

It can also be used in more figurative ways to express a feeling of being overwhelmed or unsure:

* 私はどうすればいいのか難しいです。 (Watashi wa dou sureba iino ka muzukashii desu.) - I'm not sure what to do.

* 彼は難しい人だ。 (Kare wa muzukashii hito da.) - He's a difficult person to deal with.

Note: "Muzukashii" is pronounced as "moo-zoo-kah-shee".

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