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6 Ways to Use "Parecer" in Spanish

This document provides 6 ways to use the Spanish word "parecer" in 3 sentences or less: 1) Parecer means to seem or look a certain way. Common phrases include "Parece que..." and "Pareces..." 2) Parecerse a alguien means to look like or resemble someone. 3) Parecer que is used to say "It seems like..." 4) Me parece que means "It seems to me that..." or "I think that..." 5) Me parece is used to say "I find it easy/difficult/interesting..." 6) ¿Cómo te parece? means "How do you like..." and is

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6 Ways to Use "Parecer" in Spanish

This document provides 6 ways to use the Spanish word "parecer" in 3 sentences or less: 1) Parecer means to seem or look a certain way. Common phrases include "Parece que..." and "Pareces..." 2) Parecerse a alguien means to look like or resemble someone. 3) Parecer que is used to say "It seems like..." 4) Me parece que means "It seems to me that..." or "I think that..." 5) Me parece is used to say "I find it easy/difficult/interesting..." 6) ¿Cómo te parece? means "How do you like..." and is

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NIVEL BÁSICO / AVANZADO

Palabra PARECER: 6 Formas De Usarla

PARECER: Seem, look like, appear, Parece que él no va a venir.


resemble. It seems like he is not going to come.

1) PARECER: To seem, to look a certain So, you can say:


way. Parece que Pedro está preocupado.
¿Te sientes bien? Pareces cansado. It seems like Pedro is worried.
Do you feel ok? You look tired.
Or, using number 1 you can say:
¿Estás seguro de que Ana está bien? Ella parece Pedro parece preocupado.
enferma. Pedro looks worried.
Are you sure that Ana is ok? She looks tired.
4) ME PARECE QUE: It seems to me that …/
¿Qué te pasa? Pareces preocupado. I think that…
What is going on? You look worried. Me parece que él no es un buen novio para ella.
I think he is not a good boyfriend for her.

2) PARECERSE A ALGUIEN: To look like Me parece que Juan no va a venir.


someone, to be similar to someone. I think that Juan is not going to come.
Miguel se parece a su hermana.
Miguel looks like his sister. 5) ME PARECE: We use it to mean “I find it
easy / difficult / interesting …”
Yo me parezco a mi mamá. Me parece fácil el pretérito.
I look like my mom. I find the preterite easy.

*You can also say: Me parece muy difícil el subjuntivo.


Miguel y su hermana se parecen. I find the subjunctive difficult.
Miguel and his sister resemble each other.
6) ¿CÓMO TE PARECE?: How do you like…?
Yo me parezco a mi mamá. ¿Cómo te parece tu nuevo trabajo?
My mom and I look alike. How do you like your new job?
*Me parece bueno. - I think it is good.
3) PARECER QUE: We use it to mean, “It
seems like…” ¿Cómo te pareció la fiesta?
Parece que va a llover en la tarde. How did you like the party?
It seems like it is going to rain in the afternoon. *Me pareció divertida. - I thought it was fun.

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