What are the differences between me parece y yo parezco?

Question

I think they mean the same?

Me parece = creo que?

Answer 1

me parece

I think , I believe....

Me parece que llueve.

yo parezco

Parezco una bruja, parezco una modelo

I look like a model, a witch

Me parezco

I resemble

Me parezco a Heidi Klum, me parezco a mi padre.

Muchas gracias. - zhmelissa, Jan 30, 2012

Answer 2

'Me parece' and 'Creo que' are equal.

'Me parece'. Is used in this case as noun. Example: Me parece que hoy es lunes

'Creo que' Example: Creo que mi perro está enfermo

BUT...

When 'parece' is used as verb, is similar to 'seem, look'. Example: Ese señor me parece conocido

please correct thi s post somebody, wil is a spanish native speaker - 00494d19, Jan 30, 2012

When 'parece' is used as a verb, it is similar to..,. - samdie, Jan 30, 2012

Answer 3

The subject of me parece is "it/he/she/usted" That is why the 3rd personal, singular form of the verb is used. (present tense, indicative mood)

it seems/looks to me....

you/he/she seems/looks to me.....

Parezco a mi padre...I look like my father...

How about yo parezco then? - zhmelissa, Jan 30, 2012

I appear, I seem, I look..... - 0074b507, Jan 30, 2012

Or... I resemble - FELIZ77, Jan 30, 2012

me parezco, your example is not valid - 00494d19, Jan 30, 2012

Answer 4

'Me parece'. Is used in this case as noun. Example: Me parece que hoy es lunes

Native speaker, or not, you analysis of the grammar is completely mistaken. "It seems to me that ..." is the main clause of the sentence. ("it " = impersonal subject, "seems" = the principal verb, "to me" = prepositional phrase complementing the verb (basically, adverbial). All that follows is in "indirect discourse" (and functions as a noun [the subject of my belief]).

A pesar de ser un nativo, tu analisís de la gramática está completamente equivocada. La clausula/frase principal es "me parece que". Es lo demás que funciona como sustantivo (para indicar lo que creo). .

equivocado, cláusula, lo que funciona. Yes, of course. You are correct about the analysis. - cogumela, Jan 30, 2012

Sorry - smelled a typo: you analysis = your analysis...other than that, my head is spinning! :-) - musicat, Jan 30, 2012

Answer 5

me parece = creo que = pienso que?