Good afternoon, is there a difference in the meaning of these two sentences, and how would you explain the difference, please?
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A guerra no Sudão parece terrível.
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Parece-se terrível a guerra no Sudão.
Many thanks, much appreciated.
Donovan
Good afternoon, is there a difference in the meaning of these two sentences, and how would you explain the difference, please?
A guerra no Sudão parece terrível.
Parece-se terrível a guerra no Sudão.
Many thanks, much appreciated.
Donovan
Olá, @donovan.muller1962
Only sentence #1 is correct.
We only use the form parecer-se when making comparisons (usually physical), and necessarily followed by a preposition, usually com. For example:
Thank you very much! I understand. It makes sense.