FastItalian LearningSign in
Indirect Object Pronouns·Sembrare and Dispiacere with Indirect Pronouns
💡

Rule reminder

Sembrare: Ti sembra giusto? = Does it seem right to you? Dispiacere: Mi dispiace = I'm sorry (it displeases me). The pronoun = the person who experiences the feeling.

Sembrare and Dispiacere with Indirect Pronouns1 / 10

…__ sembra difficile questo esercizio? (Does this exercise seem difficult to you?)

More in this section

→ Piacere with Indirect Object Pronouns→ Mancare, Servire, Bastare with Indirect Pronouns→ Mixed — All Indirect Object Pronouns→ Piacere and Mancare — Fill in the Blank
📝 Take the Section 5 Mini-Exam← Back to Indirect Object Pronouns