One expression describes how people get along; the other says who finds someone likable.

The idea

Use me llevo bien con Ana for getting along and Ana me cae bien for Ana making a favorable impression on me.

Examples

  • Me llevo bien con Ana.I get along well with Ana.
  • Ana me cae bien.I like Ana.
  • ¿Te llevas bien con tus compañeros?Do you get along well with your colleagues?
  • Tus vecinos me caen bien.I like your neighbors.
  • Nos llevamos bien con nuestra profesora.We get along well with our teacher.
  • Este nuevo compañero me cae bien.I like this new colleague.

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Watch out

In me cae bien, Ana is the grammatical subject and me identifies the person who likes her; agreement follows the subject.

Try it yourself

  1. Choose the expression for getting along with Ana. (Me llevo bien con Ana. / Ana me cae bien.)

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    Me llevo bien con Ana.

    Me llevo bien con Ana describes getting along with her.

  2. Choose the expression for my favorable impression of Ana. (Ana me cae bien. / Me llevo bien con Ana.)

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    Ana me cae bien.

    Me cae bien describes my favorable impression of Ana.

  3. Choose the plural form for mis vecinos. Mis vecinos me ___ bien. (caen / cae)

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    caen

    Me caen bien agrees in the plural with mis vecinos.

Use it today

Choose the expression for the stated relationship or impression and match the pronouns to the people.