Breakdown of Para mí, ese precio es injusto.
ser
to be
para
for / in order to (+ infinitive) / by (a deadline)
el precio
the price
ese
that (m.sg., also esa, esos, esas, eso)
Questions & Answers about Para mí, ese precio es injusto.
Why do we use para here instead of por?
In this sentence, para is used to express a personal opinion or perspective, translating to "for me" or "in my opinion". You use para whenever you want to state how someone views a situation.
In English we often say "To me, that price is unfair." Can I say a mí instead of para mí?
Why does mí have an accent mark?
The accent mark distinguishes the pronoun mí (me) from the possessive adjective mi (my). You will always see this accent when the word follows a preposition like para.
Why is it ese precio and not eso precio?
Ese is the masculine singular word used right before a masculine noun like precio to say "that price". You only use eso when you do not name the noun at all, meaning just "that" or "that thing".