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How to Say ‘No, I don't think so.’ in French

Non, je ne crois pas.

nohng zhuh nuh krwah pah

[nohng zhuh nuh krwah pah]

Phrase Breakdown

Non

[nohng]

no

Used to answer negatively.

Example

Non, je n'entends rien de plus.

No, I do not hear anything more.

Je ne crois pas

zhuh nuh krwah pah

I don't think so

Common way to express uncertainty or disagreement.

Example

Je ne crois pas qu'il vienne.

I don't think he is coming.

Words in this phrase

je

[zhuh]

I

Subject pronoun for the speaker.

Example

je pense appeler le propriétaire aujourd'hui.

I think I will call the landlord today.

ne

[nuh]

not

Part of the standard negative structure ne...pas.

Example

Je ne remarque pas d'odeur particulière.

I do not notice any particular smell.

crois

[krwah]

think / believe

Used to express what you believe or suppose.

Example

Je crois qu'il faut vérifier la chaudière.

I think the boiler needs to be checked.

pas

[pah]

not

Negative word paired with ne.

Example

Je ne crois pas que ce soit normal.

I do not think that is normal.

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