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Phrase set
Spanish Opinions, Agreement and Disagreement
Practice concise Spanish chunks for giving opinions, agreeing, disagreeing, asking what others think, and reaching a decision.
Table of Contents
Giving Opinions
- 01
Creo que sí.
I think so.
- 02
No lo creo.
I don't think so.
- 03
En mi opinión...
In my opinion...
- 04
Para mí, está claro.
To me, it's clear.
- 05
Me parece buena idea.
It seems like a good idea.
- 06
No me parece justo.
It doesn't seem fair.
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Agreement
- 07
Estoy de acuerdo.
I agree.
- 08
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Totally agree.
- 09
Pienso lo mismo.
I think the same.
- 10
Tienes razón.
You're right.
- 11
Exactamente.
Exactly.
- 12
Eso tiene sentido.
That makes sense.
Partial Agreement
- 13
Estoy de acuerdo en parte.
I partly agree.
- 14
Puede ser.
Maybe.
- 15
Entiendo tu punto.
I understand your point.
- 16
Depende del contexto.
It depends on the context.
- 17
No estoy seguro.
I'm not sure.
- 18
Tengo mis dudas.
I have my doubts.
Disagreement
- 19
No estoy de acuerdo.
I disagree.
- 20
Lo veo diferente.
I see it differently.
- 21
No necesariamente.
Not necessarily.
- 22
No me convence.
It doesn't convince me.
- 23
Ese argumento es débil.
That argument is weak.
- 24
Prefiero otra opción.
I prefer another option.
Asking Opinions
- 25
¿Qué opinas?
What do you think?
- 26
¿Cómo lo ves?
How do you see it?
- 27
¿Te parece bien?
Does that work for you?
- 28
¿Cuál prefieres?
Which do you prefer?
- 29
¿Qué te parece esta idea?
What do you think of this idea?
- 30
¿Estás de acuerdo?
Do you agree?
Softening
- 31
Quizá me equivoco.
Maybe I'm wrong.
- 32
Puede que tengas razón.
You may be right.
- 33
No quiero discutir.
I don't want to argue.
- 34
Lo digo con respeto.
I say that respectfully.
- 35
Sin ofender.
No offense.
- 36
Solo es mi opinión.
It's just my opinion.
Decisions
- 37
Votemos ahora.
Let's vote now.
- 38
Elijamos una opción.
Let's choose an option.
- 39
Probemos esta idea.
Let's try this idea.
- 40
Dejémoslo para mañana.
Let's leave it for tomorrow.
- 41
Necesitamos más información.
We need more information.
- 42
Llegamos a un acuerdo.
We reached an agreement.
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