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What does duele mean in spanish?

"Duele" in Spanish means "it hurts" or "it aches".

It's the third-person singular form of the verb "doler", which means "to hurt" or "to ache".

Here are some examples:

* Me duele la cabeza. (My head hurts.)

* Duele la garganta. (The throat hurts.)

* Duele la espalda. (The back aches.)

Note:

* "Duele" can also be used to express emotional pain, like sadness or heartbreak.

* The verb "doler" is used with the preposition "a" when referring to a person. For example: "Me duele a ti" (I hurt for you).

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