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to seem parecer
How to say “to seem” in Portuguese? “Parecer”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “parecer” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to seem in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
‱ Relate "parecer" with the similar-sounding Spanish verb "parecer" and the English "to appear" or "to seem."
‱ Imagine something “appearing” in a certain way that gives an impression—this association helps recall its meaning.

Explanations:
‱ "Parecer" means "to seem" or "to appear" in the sense of giving an impression. It is often used to express subjective opinions or observations (e.g., "Ela parece feliz" – "She seems happy").
‱ The verb can also be used to mean “to look like” or “to appear” in a physical or figurative sense.

Other words with similar meaning:
‱ Aparentar
‱ Sufrir a aparĂȘncia de
‱ Ter a impressão de

Conjugations of “parecer” (regular verb in the infinitive):

Infinitive:
 parecer

Present Indicative:
 Eu pareço
 Tu pareces
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ parece
 Nós parecemos
 VĂłs parecĂ©is
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs parecem

Preterite (Past Simple):
 Eu pareci
 Tu pareceste
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ pareceu
 Nós parecemos
 Vós parecestes
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs pareceram

Imperfect:
 Eu parecia
 Tu parecias
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ parecia
 Nós parecíamos
 Vós parecíeis
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs pareciam

Future:
 Eu parecer-ei
 Tu parecer-ás
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ parecer-ĂĄ
 Nós parecer-emos
 Vós parecer-eis
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs parecer-ĂŁo

Conditional:
 Eu pareceria
 Tu parecerias
 Ele/Ela/VocĂȘ pareceria
 Nós pareceríamos
 Vós pareceríeis
 Eles/Elas/VocĂȘs pareceriam

Examples in sentences:
1. Present Indicative:
 "Ele parece cansado depois do treino."
 Translation: "He seems tired after practice."

2. Preterite:
 "A festa pareceu divertida ontem."
 Translation: "The party seemed fun yesterday."

3. Imperfect:
 "Quando eu era criança, as coisas pareciam mágicas."
 Translation: "When I was a child, things seemed magical."

4. Future:
 "Tenho certeza de que ela parecerá mais confiante com o tempo."
 Translation: "I am sure that she will seem more confident with time."

5. Conditional:
 "Se vocĂȘ se esforçasse mais, pareceria mais preparado."
 Translation: "If you tried harder, you would seem more prepared."

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