easy, important for me / to me

[Hansman]

1) The question is easy for me.
2) The question is easy to me.
Can I use both sentences for the same meaning in the same situation?

1) The issue is important for me.
2) The issue is important to me.
Can I use both sentences for the same meaning in the same situation?

If there is some difference in usage and meaning, how can I use the phrases correctly?

 

[Tarheel]

1) The question is easy for me.
2) The question is easy to me.
Can I use both sentences for the same meaning in the same situation?

The usual way to say that is the first one. Do you want them to mean the same thing? Why?

 

[Rover_KE]

What situation(s)? You haven't given us any context.

See the first of the similar threads below.

 

[jutfrank]

I'll guess what you probably mean:

This question is easy for me.

= I don't/won't have difficulty answering this question.

This issue is important to me.

= I am personally invested in some way in this issue.