Using the Spanish Verb Pensar

Utilizing the Spanish Verb Pensar Pensar ordinarily intends to think, yet it isn't constantly utilized similarly as the English action word. Most fundamentally, the words that follow pensar probably won't be the ones you would anticipate. Remember that pensar is conjugated unpredictably. At the point when the stem pens-is focused on, it becomes piens-. Subsequently, the current demonstrative structures are pienso (I think), piensas (you think), piensa (he/she/you think), pensamos (we think), pensis (you think), piensan (they/you think). Here are the principle employments of pensar: Utilizing Pensar without anyone else Most much of the time, pensar, when utilized without anyone else, is what might be compared to think. Pienso, luego existo. (I think, hence I am.)No pienso mal de ellos. (I dont consider terrible them.)El que piensa demasiado siente poco. (The person who thinks an excessive amount of feels pretty much nothing.) Utilizing Pensar Que Pensar que is a typical method of showing conclusions or convictions. It frequently is made an interpretation of suitably as to accept as opposed to think. In the positive structure, it is trailed by an action word in the characteristic mind-set. Note that while que in this utilization as a rule can be meant English as that, it regularly can be left untranslated, as in third and fourth models. Pienso que vivo como un cerdo. (I believe that I live like a pig.)Mi madre piensa que el specialist es guilty. (My mom accepts that the specialist is at fault.)No quiero pensar que me equivoquã ©. (I dont need to trust I made a mistake.)Tambià ©n pensbamos que la recuperaciã ³n econã ³mica iba a ser ms rpida. (We likewise used to accept the financial recuperation would have been snappier.) At the point when utilized adversely, no pensar que is followed in standard Spanish by an action word in the subjunctive state of mind. It isn't strange, in any case, to heard the characteristic state of mind utilized in easygoing Spanish. No pienso que seamos diferentes. (I dont accept we are different.)No pensbamos que fueran a darnos problemas. (We didnt think they were going to give us any problems.)Mis amigos no piensan que yo tenga ms de 21 aã ±os. (My companions dont trust Im over 21 years of age.) Utilizing Pensar De Pensar de is another approach to state to have a supposition about. Esto es lo que pienso de tu regalo. (This is my opinion of your gift.)Tenemos que cambiar de lo que pensamos de nosotros mismos. (We have to change what we think about ourselves.)Ya he indicado risks lo que pienso de la clase. (I have just demonstrated my opinion of the class.)No es bueno preocuparse por lo que los otros piensan de usted. (It isnt great to stress yourself over what others think about you.) Pensar sobre can likewise mean to have a supposition about, particularly when utilized in an inquiry. Pensar de is progressively normal.  ¿Quà © piensas sobre la nueva web? (What's your opinion about the new web site?) ¿Quà © piensan sobre los ataques suicidas como instrumento tctico para ser utilizado en una guerra? (What's their opinion about self destruction assaults as a strategic instrument to be utilized in a war?) Utilizing Pensar En When followed by en, pensar commonly intends to consider in the feeling of having ones musings center around something. Note that this isnt equivalent to utilizing to consider in the feeling of having a supposition. Estoy pensando en ti. (Im contemplating you.)Pablo no piensa en los riesgos. (Paul doesnt consider the risks.)Las chicas sã ³lo piensan en divertirse. (The young ladies ponder having fun.)Nadie piensa en cambiar las baterã ­as. (No one ponders changing the batteries.) Pensar sobre can mean essentially a similar thing as pensar en yet is considerably less normal and is most likely abused by English speakers communicating in Spanish as a subsequent language or while making an interpretation of from English to Spanish. Pienso sobre eso dã ­a y noche. (I consider it day and night.)Primero hacen y luego piensan sobre ello. (First they acted, and afterward they contemplated it.) Following Pensar With an Infinitive At the point when followed by an infinitive, pensar is utilized to show plans or goals. Pensamos salir maã ±ana. (Were meaning to leave tomorrow.)Yo pienso estudiar medicina de veterinaria en la universidad. (Im anticipating examining veterinary medication at the university.)Pensaron salir de Venezuela, pero decidieron permanecer. (The were intending to leave Venezuela, however they remained.)