TutorialSpanish
Giving Simple Opinions and Evaluations in Spanish
Learn to express simple opinions, evaluations, agreement, and disagreement in Spanish using phrases like 'creo que' and 'estoy de acuerdo'.
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TutorialSpanish
Giving Simple Opinions and Evaluations in Spanish
Learn to express simple opinions, evaluations, agreement, and disagreement in Spanish using phrases like 'creo que' and 'estoy de acuerdo'.
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26 CardsLesson#1
In this deck, you'll learn how to share your thoughts in Spanish. We'll cover key phrases for giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing, and explaining your reasons.
Lesson#2
Two of the most common ways to say 'I think that...' in Spanish are 'creo que' and 'pienso que'. They are used interchangeably in most everyday conversations. For example, 'Creo que la película es buena' means 'I think that the film is good'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Spanish: I think that the book is interesting.
Creo que el libro es interesante.
Quiz#4
Translate into Spanish: I think that the idea is very good.
Pienso que la idea es muy buena.
Lesson#5
Another useful phrase is 'me parece que', which means 'it seems to me that...'. It's a slightly softer way to present an opinion. For instance, 'Me parece que va a llover' means 'It seems to me that it's going to rain'.
Quiz#6
Translate into Spanish: It seems to me that the plan is perfect.
Me parece que el plan es perfecto.
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