🔵 It is important TO me, or FOR me - The Difference - ESL British English Pronunciation

It is important TO me, or FOR me - The Difference - ESL British English Pronunciation
This video explains the difference between two and four. It shows the difference between these two prepositions and gives examples of important for or important too. This video will help your understanding of these two prepositions. it will show you the difference in meaning.
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www.iswearenglish.com/ Do we say, it is important to me or it s important for me? An explanation of the difference. It is important for me to look smart. It is important to me to look good. The difference between to and for is never easy, this video will help you with the difference between to and for. Some things are important for you other things are important to you

[@bookshopvampire]

I tutor English as a second language, and I realized my student was misusing "important for me", but I couldn't explain how. Thank-you so much for this insight!

[@edouard1014]

How clear that is! I'm french and I've perfectly understand the nuance!
THANKS

[@ronenr1405]

Thank you very much

[@mudengineer8988]

Your explanation is CRYSTAL CLEAR and I don’t even need to replay the or rewind to understand what you say. Thanks a lot!

[@fyassna]

Thank you a million, dear iswearenglish, It is really clear to me.

[@miss_excl]

You are the best teacher 🥹🥹🥹🥹💋 I’ve ever had!

[@moniquelima2392]

There is no better explanation. The simplest explanation is the best one
! You are awesome

[@ronenr1405]

Hopefully you will reach a milestone of 100 hundred soon

[@fabinhor21]

Better lesson about to and for I've ever seen! Very simple and easy to understand! Congratulations!

[@TheOrneryNerd]

Video is done very well. short and gets the right answer

[@metinkaya7179]

I'm a student in the preparatory class and this video helped me. Thank you :)

[@djonatangdr4135]

Thank you so much! I really understand you very well ! 🤗👍absolutely like

[@skurinski]

in portuguese we have something similar:
"é importante para mim..." personal feelings
"é importante que eu" implying exterior motives

[@coloraturaMusic]

Thank you so much ! Wonderful teachings.

[@irinazykova6793]

Such a great lesson!

[@elianecosta5426]

excellent explanation! Thanks a million!

[@mifelixbalthazar]

Excellent explanation! Thanks!

[@trumptrustdj7183]

Thx for enlightening me .Here is what I've learned:
Main diff is that ,"important for someone " means the society think it's "maybe" important to someone,while "important to someone" means it's "actually" important to someone.
for example:
Learnig english is important for children ,and they'll finally find it's really important to themself in the furtue .
Explaination about this:
"Learning english is important for children " means someone else think it's important;
"it's really important to themself " means the children themself value the importance of learning english. Notice the subject is totally different between the 2 sentences.
Another example:
Senior English is too difficult for children under 5 .
In contrast,it's not difficult to me ,and david says it's not diffcult to him either.
More diff:
"adj. for someone to do sth" is a correct phrase，while "adj. to someone to do sth" is not.
Leave a coment to let me know if something's wrong,thx.

[@SunShine-cg2gg]

Excellent! Thanks.

[@jenyoon9126]

very very helpful. thx!!!

[@francisco_dex7279]

to me was a great video!!! :D

[@cooperthelop6433]

Clear and useful! Thank you

[@lissoit]

Thank you SO much!

[@giorgioferrari6645]

Brilliant explanation. Cheers!

[@Andre-pl2vg]

quite good to me the way you look at this confusing dilemma. Thanks

[@bellazahir1]

Clear and easy to understand! Thank you....It was very important to me to understand this:)

[@diegomateo4193]

what a video man !!! Easy to understand

[@delapro]

Great and short explanation.
Thanks.

[@victorentenza6571]

After many tries to discover what's going on with the difference to thell these prepositions apart, finally I reached the perfect explanation, you gained a like and new suscriptor.

[@CokiPet]

Thank you very much.

[@SmokingCzar]

Wow. I love this. It is important for everyone to see these videos! (and it will be important TO them, also).

[@chumijokeishing2731]

This video is very helpful for me.

[@silkieshag9703]

2 min of video to answer a question that i had for months, fantastic video to me.

[@ranjupise9292]

really u taught us in a simple way which anybody can understands easily ..

[@Odaj_]

1:45 minutes for this amazing explanation, now I definitely know the difference, thank you

[@trucioxx]

Superb explanation!
Many thanks (Y)

[@klingklangband]

Helpful and plausible TO! me. Thanks!

[@theflyingcherrypit]

Thank you!

[@monsterhighfanmr]

you are better than my own english teacher describing the difference!! Thanks so much.

[@user-pj3me1rk3y]

Thank you. I've got it now.

[@rrasgar]

Great explanation.

[@hoaithu4284]

Thank you so much!!!

[@englishwithjab7013]

it s one of the rarest tips I found really useful . it s the first time I could grasp the difference bw the 2 structures . a million thnx sir

[@englishbits]

Great explanation! Thanks! :)

[@NYJason]

Excellent explanation, English is my second language so this is very clear "to me" now, thank you sir 👍

[@benjaminutrerasaraya1684]

thank you very much! this explanation is important to and for me ;)

[@karirey6121]

I love u teacher ❤❤ awesome example

[@coolshah1662]

Great video. Subscribed!

[@user-si1qm6jc9p]

Thank's!

[@espressochinese]

Thanks, very clear

[@melinajungblut]

great video!!! very clear I've studied English for years and I had no idea about this rule ha! thanks!

[@Merlinainmorte]

Soooooo cool. Thanks a lot

[@verachop416]

it was a very useful video to me, thanks a lot ! 😊

[@inarisound]

Thank you so much!
It bothered me not knowing the difference.

[@pearllestrange2759]

Thanks!

[@victoriaaguilera2962]

good explanation!! tkank you very much!

[@maangel007]

Thank you so much for explaining. When dealing with a foreign language, it is important for us, and to us (depending on the case you explain) to get this subtle differences right! Hope I got it!...???

[@Narmina46]

cool)) I like it, thank you for the video!

[@dimaleoniv7987]

Thanks! You helped me alot!

[@eumanowar1979]

Very good.

[@etemtra]

You are great! Thanks a million!!! :)

[@SimoSimo-rz3ps]

Very good video thanks 😊

[@robertrocha7015]

Thank you so much for the explanation. It really helped a lot. Hope you keed making more videos like this one.

[@iswearenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrLahaine]

Thank u so muuuuuuch!!

[@user-vh3zy5jp9o]

Great! Very understandable

[@iswearenglish]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@nazar7161]

Oh Man, you make the difference. Thumbs up

[@vhediaz4368]

thank you... now i know the difference.

[@kevito111]

Thanks master

[@CesarAlvarengaPaulo]

that´s right teacher you´re a very nive teacher ! ! !

[@RocioNicte]

I didn´t know that both are correct. So, that is very interesting. Thanks for the explanation. Your accent is very clear for me (Im latin)

[@oscar1987zp]

thanks a lot my friend very useful to me

[@pinku9749]

thank you so much ♥♥

[@crystaluranus9368]

thank you

[@whateverman3931]

Wonderful! Kickass beard too!

[@falzyyy]

Oh, thanks!

[@OneGearEditing]

Thanks helped me a lot! =D

[@ismahowdy]

Thanks for the clearly explanation! ;-)

[@SunnyDuttaRoy-ou6ue]

thnk u sir fr ur valuable informations

[@mutamuta5746]

Awesome

[@MindfulnessOfficial]

To me, this video is great.

[@sandiashvrR]

good clip : )

[@lilfrog5]

Thanks

[@ihavemyownopinion1276]

It's important to me and for me learning good English- :)

[@KevinSmith-qi2ig]

Hı... I am learning another language an the answer was the simplistic form of "This duty is important to me." "ME" finishing the statement & not mid sentence "important to me and why or because..."
But the explicitly correct translation of the foreign language was "this duty ıs important FOR ME"... which got me confused why they used "to me" ın the English answer.
The subject was politics and government... so the duty ı guess meant specially to the public.
If there was an additional explanation as to why the duty was important and the statement was mid sentence .. the video made sense.
But as the statement is at the end... in the end I agreed with the course moderator that "to me" was the best translation here is why...
I saw "This duty is very important to me" as being of an inner belief and personal understanding that the duty is important.
I saw "This duty is very important for me" as being for oneself and selfish, as the duty would improve my personal stature. So the opposite of the vıdeo..
where have ı gone wrong?

[@alanwshyar4207]

Excellent ❤️

[@iswearenglish]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@factskiduniya7515]

I am your fan sir...

[@agatasampaio261]

thank u got it well

[@agatasampaio261]

the thing is its not difficult but confusing for non native, thx

[@JRadziminski]

Now I finally understand :).

[@hyporealism]

Good explanation, I think there is further nuance though. "Important to me" describes personal values, "important for me" is a comment on functionality. It's important for me to take my medication every day. It's important to me that I go to church on Sundays.
Music is important to me. Music is important for me. It's value versus function.

[@anton_adelaide]

Is there a more general rule that, perhaps, is related to "for" vs "to" in a construction like "It is adj for/to smb/smt"?

[@marcusmiksdeavila5061]

Thanks for the explanation! I've understood perfectly. In fact, in portuguese we have both prepositions (for = por / to = para) and if I think in these usages in my language it makes sense.
Thanks again!

[@josuelopez3308]

Yes, finally somebody that explains those kind of problems

[@josuelopez3308]

In portuguese "por" is used as in "for" in english?

[@marcusmiksdeavila5061]

In some cases, yes, Josue. If we take:
"For example" in english, is:
"Por exemplo" in portuguese.
"I'll do anything for her" in english, is:
"Eu farei qualquer coisa por ela" in portuguese.
In other cases, we use "for" as "pelo" in portuguese.
"For the love of god" in english, is:
"Pelo amor de deus" in portuguese.
=D

[@josuelopez3308]

Marcus Miks de Ávila
Actually, I've realized that in spanish we use "for" and "por" pretty much in the same circumstances. Wow, I had never thought of it.

[@marcusmiksdeavila5061]

Josue Lopez Pois é. Inclusive, por que estamos respondendo os comentários em inglês? jajajjaja. Fácil entendermo-nos mesmo que falemos espanhol e português, respectivamente! =D

[@trumptrustdj7183]

Funny haircut,I like it. No joking,Bro .It's import for you and it's important to me . Do I express myself right? Respect to you ,thx.

[@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm]

It is important to me to see that my work is important for the future of the humanity. Though, mine is not as important as this teacher's, because he dwarves many.

[@slava_gost]

Sir, does this "to/for" rule apply to other cases with adjectives, like, "This food is good to/for me," "This is serious to/for me" etc.?
Thank you.

[@haoyun1604]

Thank you! It's quite clear. But what about "it is difficult to me" or "for me"?

[@trumptrustdj7183]

same question here

[@raonarjasari9646]

''It's difficult to me''=In my opinion (one's thoughts)
''It's difficult for me"=So now I cannot do it (effect,which can be good or bad)

[@kedd5]

Can you use this rule at anytime?

[@ihavemyownopinion1276]

:)

[@nolderless]

That's why having "listening" is important! lol!

[@kalobytom]

fucking great

[@radianthd566]

Did I do something wrong to u or with u ,,, which one is correct

[@radianthd566]

@@iswearenglish thanks a lot sir🙂