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What is the difference between empleo and trabajo ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Pueden ser sinónimos.
- Voy a mi empleo / voy a mi trabajo
- No encuentro empleo / no encuentro trabajo
Aunque por ejemplo, dices "estoy desempleado" para decir que no tienes empleo/trabajo
Qué palabra usar puede depender del país en el que se hable español. En México es más común decir trabajo que empleo.
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empleo = employment
trabajo = work / job
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