How to Say ‘Seems better to me’ in Italian
Mi sembra meglio
mee SEM-brah MEHL-lyoh
[mee SEM-brah MEHL-lyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [mi sembra] literally means "it seems to me," and it's a very natural way to sound less direct. You can use it to soften opinions: [mi sembra giusto], [mi sembra tardi].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me / it seems to me
Mi is an indirect object pronoun meaning to me in this expression.
Mi sembra una buona idea.
It seems like a good idea to me.
sembra
[SEM-brah]
seems
From sembrare; it means seems or appears.
Mi sembra corretto.
It seems correct to me.
meglio
[MEHL-lyoh]
better
Comparative form meaning better, often used when choosing between options.
Questo orario è meglio.
This time is better.
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