Spanish Opinions, Agreement and Disagreement

Practice concise Spanish chunks for giving opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, asking what others think, and reaching a decision.

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Giving Opinions
Agreement
Partial Agreement
Disagreement
Asking Opinions
Softening
Decisions

Giving Opinions

Creo que sí.
I think so.
No lo creo.
I don't think so.
En mi opinión...
In my opinion...
Para mí, está claro.
To me, it's clear.
Me parece buena idea.
It seems like a good idea.
No me parece justo.
It doesn't seem fair.

Agreement

Estoy de acuerdo.
I agree.
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Totally agree.
Pienso lo mismo.
I think the same.
Tienes razón.
You're right.
Exactamente.
Exactly.
Eso tiene sentido.
That makes sense.

Partial Agreement

Estoy de acuerdo en parte.
I partly agree.
Puede ser.
Maybe.
Entiendo tu punto.
I understand your point.
Depende del contexto.
It depends on the context.
No estoy seguro.
I'm not sure.
Tengo mis dudas.
I have my doubts.

Disagreement

No estoy de acuerdo.
I disagree.
Lo veo diferente.
I see it differently.
No necesariamente.
Not necessarily.
No me convence.
It doesn't convince me.
Ese argumento es débil.
That argument is weak.
Prefiero otra opción.
I prefer another option.

Asking Opinions

¿Qué opinas?
What do you think?
¿Cómo lo ves?
How do you see it?
¿Te parece bien?
Does that work for you?
¿Cuál prefieres?
Which do you prefer?
¿Qué te parece esta idea?
What do you think of this idea?
¿Estás de acuerdo?
Do you agree?

Softening

Quizá me equivoco.
Maybe I'm wrong.
Puede que tengas razón.
You may be right.
No quiero discutir.
I don't want to argue.
Lo digo con respeto.
I say that respectfully.
Sin ofender.
No offense.
Solo es mi opinión.
It's just my opinion.

Decisions

Votemos ahora.
Let's vote now.
Elijamos una opción.
Let's choose an option.
Probemos esta idea.
Let's try this idea.
Dejémoslo para mañana.
Let's leave it for tomorrow.
Necesitamos más información.
We need more information.
Llegamos a un acuerdo.
We reached an agreement.

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