Expresando opiniones/ Expressing opinions
When talking to people you know, You’ll want to say what you think of things. In Spanish there are two main ways of doing this. You can either use creo or pienso, both of which mean literally I think. Or you can use me parece, which means literally it seems to me.
| expressing opinions | |
|---|---|
| Creo que tienes razón. | I think you’ve got a point. |
| Creo que deberíamos irnos a medianoche. | I think we should leave at midnight. |
| Pienso que Sonia tiene razón. | I think Sonia’s right. |
| Pienso que es un poco tarde para ir al cine. | I think it’s a bit late to go to the cinema. |
| Me parece una idea estupenda. | I think it’s a great idea. |
| A mí no me parece que sea así en absoluto. | I don’t think that’s the case at all. |
¿Lo sabías?
Don’t forget to add que (that) after me parece, creo and pienso. It’s optional in English but not in Spanish.
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