Why do easy and hard mean the same thing?

Both of them mean that it is not easy. According to the grammatical analysis, the meaning is the opposite, but "so easy" also means "good and easy" in the process of use. It's conventional. Like what.

I almost fell (beautiful fall).

I almost didn't fall (grammatically, I fell. However, when used, people are conventionally expressed without wrestling).

I'm sorry I didn't keep you waiting? I come up from time to time to take a look and say a few words to myself. I just know these questions about you, because when I was in college, when I studied modern Chinese written by linguist Lu Shuxiang, I remember that I didn't seem to say a reason, but I just explained it by conventions.

In both cases, the focus is on the word "good" rather than "easy". Generally speaking, "it's not easy" is easier to understand for most people. And "so easy" when you pronounce it as "good......easy", the taste will be similar to "easy", but I don't agree with the statement "easy", it does not conform to the syntax, and only people who have lived in China for a long time can understand it.

It's all about going through a lot of twists and turns. It's just that the saying is different, it's a language habit.

It's the same as "before coming" and "before you didn't".

Summary. Finally, there are two meanings, one is very difficult and laborious, and the other refers to the fact that the thing that succeeds in the end by your own efforts is not easy, and it also means that you have spent a lot of effort to do something.

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Finally, there are two meanings, one is very difficult, very quiet and laborious, and the other refers to the fact that the thing that succeeds in the end by relying on your own efforts is not easy, and it also means that you have spent a lot of effort and never done something.

What does it mean if a woman who has an extramarital affair says that she finally didn't go with you and got sick, (she had an abortion while together)?

Meaning, I'm lucky not to be with you, she's doing well now, I hope you don't worry.

They used to be together, but now they have conflicts.

Then she may still be redeeming, you take out the attitude to coax her, and you should be able to reconcile.

When we argued, she said she hated me for the rest of her life.

People say hurtful things when they're emotional.

She said that she hurt her heart and her body, and she damaged her body by having an abortion for me, so she said that she was finally not with me, and her body was normal.

Then you should bless her, and I hope she can live well in the future, so that everyone is decent.

Does it mean to be friendly and separate from each other and bless each other?

Yes dear. Can we still connect and eat together? There's still no need to contact.

There is no need to contact.

Question 1: What does it mean to be hard? 2 meanings, is not easy or not easy.

For example, "I finally woke up".

That is to say, I slept very hard, and suddenly remembered that I had something to do, so I was reluctant to get up, which was really not easy.

Question 2: What does it mean to be "very difficult", "very difficult", "very difficult", etc.

Question 3: The meaning of "difficult" means.

Question 4: What is the difference between "easy" and "hard"? 1. The former is spoken, and the latter is relatively written.

2. Omit usage. 3. In fact, this kind of phrase is actually very common, and there are also phrases that use opposite words to express the same meaning in English.

For example, there are some sayings, one is positive and the other is negative, but the meaning can also be pinched together. For example, "I like it" is equal to "I like it or not" (both mean "I like it very much"); "It's so lively" and other ridges are "so lively" (both mean "very lively"); "It's easy" is equal to "it's not easy" (this time it has become "it's not easy"); "Almost fell" is equal to "almost didn't fall" (both mean "almost fell"); "Before liberation" is equal to "before liberation" (both mean "before the founding of New China").

Why is there such a linguistic phenomenon? In a word, this is the convention of language. Mr. Lu Shuxiang and Mr. **Xi called them "idioms" in the book "Grammar and Rhetorical Speech".

He also said: "Although some words are a bit unreasonable to analyze from a strict logical perspective, everyone says this and understands its meaning, and there is no gap or misunderstanding between those who listen and those who say it." From a grammatical standpoint, one cannot but admit that it is correct.

Question 5: What does it mean when it's easy and it's hard If the whole thing is a phrase, the meaning should be the same. "It's easy" is more colloquial, which means it's not easy.

For example: I found him so easily.

I finally found him.

If "good" is used as an adverb of degree to modify "easy", then the meaning is the opposite, indicating that it is easy.

For example: This is so easy to get to the point!

Question 6:"It's not easy"with"It's so easy"What's the difference? What do you mean by each? This is emphasized from two different angles, both positive and negative. It's hard to say it's not easy, it's easy to say it's easy.

There are two meanings, which are different according to different scenes.

1. It means very simple and easy.

It was so easy for him to get into college.

It means that it is not easy to get in.

The operation and application of things are relatively simple and not difficult, and most people can do them.

2. It's not easy.

Difficulties are not simple, they are really not easy, and they require a certain amount of effort to solve.

Example sentence: He was finally admitted to the university.

It means that it took a lot of hard work to be admitted to the university, which is not easy.

This means that it is not simple, things are a bit complicated, and it is not easy to complete.

Note: Here, easy and hard to use are similar).

In practical application, it has to be distinguished according to the context of different scenes.