Spanish Word for think  

English Word: think

Spanish Word: pensar
The Spanish Word for think
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Translated sentences containing 'think'
I always think of you.
Pienso en ti siempre.
It's not as expensive as you think.
No es tan caro como tú crees.
I think there is no other option.
Me parece que no hay otra opción.
Don't think about it anymore!
No lo pienses más!
I think I've seen that movie. I don't think you have seen it.
Creo que he visto ésa película. No creo que tú la hayas visto.
How old do you think I am?
¿Cuántos años cree que tengo?
I think it's very interesting.
Yo pienso que es muy interesante.
I think they're very interesting.
Me han parecido muy interesantes.
I think I hear the birds on the tree. I think I hear them.
Yo creo oír a los pájaros en el árbol. Yo creo oírlos en el árbol.
We think that she is pretty.
Creemos que ella es bonita.
Do you think he is sincere?
¿Piensa usted que él sea sincero?
I think there is a mistake.
Creo que hay un error.
They think about traveling.
Ellos piensan en viajar.
I think he is going to do it.
Creo que lo va a hacer.
I think that I should study.
Yo pienso en que necesito estudiar.
Why do you think that?
¿Por qué piensas eso?
Didn't you think about breaking?
¿No pensabas frenar?
You think on giving food to the dog. You think on giving it to him.
Tú piensas dar comida al perro. Tú se la piensas dar.
I didn't think he would come.
No creía que viniera.
I think on fixing dad's car. I think on fixing it for him.
Yo pienso reparar el carro a papá. Yo se lo pienso reparar.

I do not think so.
Yo digo que no.
I do not think so.
Por mi parte, a mí no me lo parece.
I think they should have.
Es mi opinión.
We do not think so.
Creemos que no.
I do not think it is.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
En mi opinión, no.
I do not think that it was!
¿Sí o no? Creo que no.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
We do not think so.
Creemos que no.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
Pienso que no.
I do not think so.
Opino que no debe ser así.
I think we had to do so.
Pienso que era necesario.
I think we have to.
Creo que debemos hacerlo.
We do not think so.
No nos parece.
I do not think so.
Creo que no.
If so, they should think again.
Si es así, lo mejor que pueden hacer nuestros electores es reconsiderar su actitud.
I do not think so.
Yo creo que no.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
What do we think of this?
¿Cuál es nuestra opinión al respecto?
I do not think so.
Creo que no.
I do not think so.
En mi opinión, no.
I do not think so.
Yo creo, sin embargo, que ésta no es la solución.
We have to think again.
Debemos replantearnos nuestra posición.
I do not think it is.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
That is how I think it ought to be too.
Creo que así tiene que ser.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
We do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
Creo que no.
But I do not think that it would be.
Pero no lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so!
¡No lo creo!
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
I do not think so.
Yo no lo creo.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
Why do they think that?
¿Por qué piensan eso?
I do not think so.
Yo no lo creo.
I do not think so.
Me parece que no.
I do not think so.
No lo creo.
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