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Italian Phrase

Per me è abbastanza importante.

/per me ˈɛ ab.bas.ˈtan.tsa im.por.ˈtan.te/
Meaning"For me it is quite important."
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Meaning

This phrase is used to communicate that a particular topic or situation holds a significant level of value to the speaker. The word 'abbastanza' functions as a modifier meaning 'quite' or 'fairly,' suggesting a high priority without being absolute.

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When to use

Use this in discussions when you want to express your opinion or priority level regarding a decision. It is appropriate for both professional settings and personal conversations.

Grammar Breakdown

Per meèabbastanzaimportante

1

Per me

A prepositional phrase used to introduce a personal point of view.

2

Abbastanza

An adverb that means 'enough' or 'quite'. When it precedes an adjective, it acts as a qualifier of intensity.

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Dobbiamo discutere del nuovo progetto adesso?

Do we need to discuss the new project now?

Sì, per me è abbastanza importante.

Yes, for me it is quite important.

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Common Mistakes

  • Per me è abbastanza importanti.

    The adjective must agree with the singular subject; use 'importante' instead of the plural 'importanti'.

  • Per me fa abbastanza importante.

    In Italian, you use the verb 'essere' (to be) to describe importance, not 'fare' (to do/make).

Alternatives

  • È piuttosto importante per me.

    It is rather important for me.

  • Ci tengo molto.

    I care about it a lot.

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Cultural Tip

Italians often use 'abbastanza' to be polite and avoid sounding too demanding. Depending on the tone of voice, it can sometimes imply that something is actually very important, but the speaker is being modest or understated.