How to Say ‘I think I want’ in Mexican Spanish
Creo que quiero
KRAY-oh keh kee-EH-roh
[KRAY-oh keh kee-EH-roh]
Phrase Breakdown
Creo
[KRAY-oh]
I think
Used to express an opinion or decision that is forming.
Creo que quiero algo con leche.
I think I want something with milk.
que
[keh]
that
A connecting word that links ideas, often translated as 'that' in English.
Creo que quiero un latte.
I think that I want a latte.
quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
From querer; used to say what you would like or want to order.
Creo que quiero un cappuccino hoy.
I think I want a cappuccino today.
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