"That seems like a really bad idea."
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What would be the Spanish equivalent of "That seems like a really bad idea." I assume 'really' would have to be dropped, but I wasn't sure about using 'seems' in Spanish either.
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updated DIC 11, 2009
edited by --Mariana--
posted by jdome83
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Parece muy mala idea.
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posted by samdie
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"That seems like a really bad idea."
Cuantos tiempo he oído eso 
updated DIC 11, 2009
edited by Brett1971
posted by Brett1971
I would guess many in your photographic experiences :) - Yeser007, DIC 11, 2009
I do underwater video myself and know of many instances when I just should not have tried for the footage. - Yeser007, DIC 11, 2009
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To convey really bad, you could say malisima. Eso me parece una idea malisima.
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posted by carolynalcott
malísima - 0074b507, DIC 11, 2009
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I'd use the verb "parecer" (to seem) and say something like:
Me parece una mala idea.
updated DIC 11, 2009
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
Wouldn't the adjective 'mala' follow the noun 'idea'? - Lrtward, DIC 11, 2009
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Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but: Me parece un idea mal.
"Me parece" - it seems to me.
updated DIC 11, 2009
posted by Lrtward
The word "idea" is feminine. - --Mariana--, DIC 11, 2009
Oops! I thought idea was masculine; thanks Marianne for the correct way of saying it. I was sure about "me parece" but not about "un idea mal". - Lrtward, DIC 11, 2009
