Welcome to your B1 Spanish part 5. By the end, you'll be able to keep conversations going, express and support your opinions, clarify misunderstandings, relay information, and speak confidently in interviews and short presentations.

In this deck, you'll learn how to share and discuss opinions in Spanish. We'll start with the most common ways to ask someone what they think, and then move on to how to express your own point of view.

To ask for someone's opinion, you can use the question '¿Qué opinas de...?' followed by the topic. For example, '¿Qué opinas de la película?' means 'What's your opinion of the film?'.

Another very common way to ask for an opinion is '¿Qué te parece...?'. This is like asking 'How does it seem to you?' or 'What do you think of it?'. For instance, '¿Qué te parece la idea?' means 'What do you think of the idea?'.