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연락하는게 힘들지 않아? Is the same as 연락하는게 안 힘들어? (When some one did not contact you much and you are tired of this way of 연락)
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noooooo not same
연락하는게 힘들지 않아?? and 연락하는거 안 힘들어?? they r soooo soft and full of care.
When you care your friend who got tired of this way of contact, you can say these sentences to your friend.
연락하는게 힘들어? → When u r tired of the contact and wanna know the reason or thoughts.
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연락하는게 그렇게 힘들어?
→ you are so tired and might be annoyed but still calm.
연락하는게 힘드냐????
→ when you got so angry and wanna huge arguement..
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