DIFFERENCE

[dzire]

WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINIMUM AND MINIMAL

[bhaisahab]

WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINIMUM AND MINIMAL

"Minimum" is a noun and an adjective, "minimal" is an adjective.

[The French]

WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MINIMUM AND MINIMAL

Hello, I give you the answer,

you can find it in the dictionnary (for example: Cambridge Dictionary Online),
one of the two words can be an adjective or a noun and the other is only one adjective.

Abou the meaning I think mimimun is less bigger than minimal, but it's my mind.

Have a nice day.

[RonBee]

The usage is slightly different. For example, you might say, "He succeeded using minimal (not minimum) effort. Or, you might say (for example), "I think you should give a minimum of ten dollars." I think minimal is more likely to be used as an adjective than minimum. (But I could be wrong.)