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Taka Posted 22 years ago
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What kind of difference do you native speakers of English feel between "To me, it's important" and "For me, it's important"?
  

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"To me, it's important"...I like that one. I've never used "For me, it's important..."
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Any other comments, native speakers of English?
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I'd be more likely to say 'It's important to me'.
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I always use the two phrases in these ways:

"You're important to me."

"It's important for me to be on time."

"It's important to me to be on time." << This doesn't make sense to me.
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