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How to Say ‘Something in between, I think.’ in Spain Spanish

Algo intermedio, creo.

AHL-goh een-tehr-MEH-dyoh KRAY-oh

[AHL-goh een-tehr-MEH-dyoh KRAY-oh]

💬 Usage Tip: creo can be tacked onto the end of a sentence as a hedge, just like "I think" in English. No need to restructure: Es aquí, creo "It's here, I think".

Phrase Breakdown

Algo

[AHL-goh]

Something

Refers to an unspecified thing.

Example

Voy a pedir algo de comer.

I am going to order something to eat.

intermedio

[een-tehr-MEH-dyoh]

in-between / medium

Adjective for something in the middle between two extremes.

Example

Prefiero un tamaño intermedio.

I prefer a medium size.

creo

[KRAY-oh]

I think / I believe

First person singular of creer, used to express an opinion or belief.

Example

Creo que el ambiente de trabajo aquí es muy cercano.

I think the work environment here is very friendly.

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