Aunque el collar no es caro, a mi prima le parece muy bonito.

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Breakdown of Aunque el collar no es caro, a mi prima le parece muy bonito.

• bonito: pretty
• mi: my
• muy: very

Questions & Answers about Aunque el collar no es caro, a mi prima le parece muy bonito.

Why is aunque used here instead of pero?

Aunque means although / even though and introduces a subordinate clause.

So Aunque el collar no es caro... sets up a contrast before the main idea.

You could also say:

El collar no es caro, pero a mi prima le parece muy bonito.

That version is also correct. The difference is mostly about structure and emphasis:

• aunque = although, putting the contrast in a dependent clause
• pero = but, linking two main clauses

Both are natural, but aunque often sounds a bit more elegant or compact.

Why do we say a mi prima le parece with both a mi prima and le?