How to Say ‘I think rectangles’ in Mexican Spanish
Creo que rectángulos
KRAY-oh keh rek-TAHN-goo-lohs
[KRAY-oh keh rek-TAHN-goo-lohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Creo que] is a very common softener before an opinion: [Creo que rectángulos], [creo que azul], [creo que así]. In everyday speech, people often leave out the full sentence after it when the meaning is obvious.
Phrase Breakdown
Creo que
KRAY-oh keh
I think that
Used to express an opinion with some uncertainty.
Creo que sí.
I think so.
Words in this phrase
Creo
[KRAY-oh]
I think
First person singular of creer; used to express an opinion or belief.
Creo que esa opción es mejor.
I think that option is better.
que
[keh]
that
A conjunction used to connect clauses, often translated as that.
Ella dice que todo está listo.
She says that everything is ready.
rectángulos
[rek-TAHN-goo-lohs]
rectangles
Plural noun referring to rectangular shapes.
Veo rectángulos en ese patrón.
I see rectangles in that pattern.
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