How do you say "it makes me (verb, like cry, or laugh, etc.)"?

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it makes me >>> isto me faz
.it makes me cry >>> isto me faz chorar
it makes me laugh >>> isto me faz rir

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At first, you don't have to worry
about the gap between "isto" and "isso".
colloquially, it makes no diference.
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It makes me like -> isso me faz gostar
It makes me cry ->  isto me faz chorar
It makes me laugh -> isto me faz rir
It makes me think -> Isso me faz pensar
It makes me feel -> isso me faz sentir ...
etc..

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hello!
look adron, in portuguse we have these two words: isto and isso.Well, the grammar learn us to write "isto" , as the guys have been said,when something is near by you.But i have to tell you that is more common (i'd say 99%) to say "isso".      { That makes me cry = Isso me faz chorar }.
Is ENGLISH your mother tongue?... please contact me coz i need to improve my english.

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como o colega ai encima disse:
it makes me >>> isto me faz
.it makes me cry >>> isto me faz chorar
it makes me laugh >>> isto me faz rir

lembrando que o verbo "do" e "make" = fazer, em português

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