[Vocabulary] The park is fine/nice.

[englishhobby]

What's the difference in meaning?
1. The park if fine. I like it.
2. The park is nice. I like it.

I think the difference is that in 1) the park is looked upon as a good place for a meeting, while in 2) it's just a beautiful place. Am I right? Could it be all the other way round?

 

[Rover_KE]

Has somebody just suggested meeting up in the park?

 

[englishhobby]

No, nobody suggested anything to me :-D I am just wondering what's the difference in use between "The park is fine" and "The park is nice". Is it possible to describe a park as fine if you just like it (not as a place where you could meet sb, you simply like the park.) :?:

 

[Weaver67]

"Fine" may suggest that the park is somehow acceptable or suitable for something.

Not a teacher.