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6 Dec 2022
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What is the difference between what kind of sentence is correct or maybe they are both correct ?
1 she's not crazy to me and she's not crazy for me
if one of them is written uncorrectly please try to explain to me why ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between what kind of sentence is correct or maybe they are both correct ?
1 she's not crazy to me and she's not crazy for me
if one of them is written uncorrectly please try to explain to me why ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
1 she's not crazy to me and she's not crazy for me
if one of them is written uncorrectly please try to explain to me why ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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6 Dec 2022
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- English (US)
@Sreczek It could mean that, yes. But it could mean "in my opinion, she's not generally crazy" and also "she is not passionately / madly in love with me"
"Crazy in love" is an expression in English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViwtNLUqkMY
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- English (US)
“To me”, here, is your opinion
“For me”, here, sounds like madly in love with you
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- Polish
so the sentences
it sounds a bit weird to me
and
it sound a bit weird for me
are correct too but the first one is my own opinion but the second means that the sound is not in my style or something like this ?
it sounds a bit weird to me
and
it sound a bit weird for me
are correct too but the first one is my own opinion but the second means that the sound is not in my style or something like this ?
- English (US)
@Sreczek in these new examples they would mean the same thing. "for me" like this is more informal and doesn't sound as good, in my opinion
In your first examples "for me" can mean "in my opinion" as well but I think most people would assume what I said given the sentence
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- Polish
but they both sounds naturally for a native speaker yes ?
- English (US)
- Polish
i wanna ask the last question so if i understand well
the sentence
she's not crazy for me may mean that she's a crazy person and she behaves crazy to the others but she dont behave bad and crazy to me or something like this. am I right ? :)
the sentence
she's not crazy for me may mean that she's a crazy person and she behaves crazy to the others but she dont behave bad and crazy to me or something like this. am I right ? :)
- English (US)
@Sreczek It could mean that, yes. But it could mean "in my opinion, she's not generally crazy" and also "she is not passionately / madly in love with me"
"Crazy in love" is an expression in English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViwtNLUqkMY
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- Polish
excuse me but I need to ask so both of these sentences could be my opinion too. am I right ?
- English (US)
- English (US)
I hope I was more helpful than confusing 🙏
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