How to say "working hard or hardly working?" in Spanish (Día 77)

The video discusses a scene from Shrek 2 where Shrek tries to blend in at the Fairy Godmother's factory. The English phrase 'working hard or hardly working' is translated into Spanish as 'trabajando duro o durando en el trabajo.' The translation plays on the words 'duro' (hard) and 'durar' (to last), creating a different but sound-based pun. The video invites viewers to share other translations and concludes with a farewell.

In the movie Shrek 2, what is Shrek trying to do at the Fairy Godmother's factory?

• Meet the Fairy Godmother

• Blend in with the workers

• Steal a potion

• Find a hidden treasure

What is the English phrase that was translated into Spanish in the movie?

• Time flies when you're having fun

• Working hard or hardly working

• Easy come, easy go

• All work and no play

In the Spanish translation, what does the word 'duro' mean?

• Slow

• Soft

• Fast

• Hard

What is the meaning of the Spanish verb 'durar'?

• To work

• To last or take time

• To play

• To rest

What does the speaker encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Leave a comment with other translations

• Watch Shrek 2 again

• Translate another movie

• Share the video with friends