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How to Say ‘Then I think...’ in Spain Spanish

Entonces creo que...

en-TON-ses KRAY-oh keh

[en-TON-ses KRAY-oh keh]

💬 Usage Tip: After creo, Spanish often adds que before the next idea: creo que es una buena empresa. English sometimes drops "that," but Spanish usually keeps que.

Phrase Breakdown

Entonces

[en-TON-ses]

so / then

A discourse marker used to organize thoughts or introduce a conclusion.

Example

Entonces, podemos hablar de cómo trabaja el equipo.

So, we can talk about how the team works.

creo

[KRAY-oh]

I think / I believe

Used to express a personal opinion, often politely in conversation.

Example

Creo que encajaría bien en una empresa colaborativa.

I think I would fit well in a collaborative company.

que

[keh]

that

Introduces what someone thinks, says, or believes.

Example

Digo que la transparencia es clave en una organización.

I say that transparency is key in an organization.

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