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in the area near to (something or someone): To be around: examples: Fish are abundant around [=near] the reefs. I'm not sure where it is, but it must be around here somewhere.

It means the boy is nice, 친근하다!

"Pleasant each other" doesn't make sense alone. Do you mean, "Please each other"? or "Be pleasant to each other"?

The meaning is similar. "pleasant" sounds more enjoyable than "pleasing".

pleasurable = able to give pleasure (enjoyment, happiness, good feelings, relaxation) pleasant = peaceful, calm, relaxing)

they are basically the same except pleasant is mostly used in more formal conversations. But you can use either

Pleasant is used to describe something. "The evening was pleasant." And pleased. To be pleased or happy. "I am pleased with the result." We could even use them together in a sentence, for insta...

Nice is when you're polite, a good person, etc Pleasant is when it's comforting to be around you, you presence makes a good impression on people and you're easy going

It's an adjective that means enjoyable or nice

having qualities that tend to give pleasure : AGREEABLE. Example: the pleasant smell of cookies baking in the oven