~そうに ???
I understand ~そう means "looks like (something)" but when it precedes a predicate like in these cases, how should I translate it?
母は心配そうに医者の話を聞いています。
or
あの人は、さびしそうに一人ですわっています。
Thank you all!
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Cara Maria,
The cases below "....そう" works as adjective.
母は心配そう に見えます。
あの人は、さびしそうに に見えます。
In the case you mentioned, it works as adjective.
Spero che tutto è chiaro per te, cia ciao, buon fine settimana!
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In that case, I use "to hear anxiously" and "to sit lonely".
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