What's the difference between INTENTAR, TRATAR DE o PROBAR? - To try in Spanish

A simple and brief explanation of what TRY means in Spanish, and the differences between INTENTAR, TRATAR DE, and PROBAR.
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[@FPSJesus]

Gracias por la explicación.

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

De nada

[@jeanbernardsilencieux-de4mc]

Great

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Thank you. I am glad you liked it.

[@michaelashley2855]

Voy a hacer una tentativa

[@lmcperson]

You are a great teacher!! Como se dice how many times did you try?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

@@lmcperson thank you! I suppose you are taking about trying doing something. In that case, it would be "¿Cuántas veces intentaste o trataste de hablar con ella (por ejemplo)?

[@Umaykalamay]

This is what I am trying to study now.. eeste lo que he probado estudiar ahora

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Esto es lo que intento estudiar ahora. Recuerda que probar es para comida o electrónicos especialmente.

[@deanhowell5936]

So intentar and tratar are the same but probar is different?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Yes, they are basically the same.