How to Say ‘I think so’ in Mexican Spanish
Creo que sí
KRAY-oh keh see
[KRAY-oh keh see]
💬 Usage Tip: [Creo que sí] literally means "I think yes," and it's the normal Spanish way to say "I think so." The [sí] stands alone here rather than repeating the whole idea.
Phrase Breakdown
Creo
[KRAY-oh]
I think
From creer; used to express what you think or believe.
Creo que sí puedo llegar a tiempo.
I think I can arrive on time.
que
[keh]
that
A connector meaning that; in creo que sí, it links the idea.
Creo que mañana está libre.
I think tomorrow is available.
sí
[see]
yes
Used here to confirm something positively.
Creo que sí hay cita a las cuatro.
I think there is an appointment at four.
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