How to Say ‘I think thirty-five.’ in Spain Spanish
Creo que treinta y cinco.
KRAY-oh keh TRAYN-tah ee THEEN-ko
[KRAY-oh keh TRAYN-tah ee THEEN-ko]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish needs que after creo, where English can drop "that". You'd say creo que sí "I think so" or creo que llueve "I think it's raining".
Phrase Breakdown
Creo que
KRAY-oh keh
I think (that)
'Creo' comes from 'creer' (to believe/think). Say 'CRE-o', with 'que' as 'ke'.
Creo que sí.
I think so.
Words in this phrase
Creo
[KRAY-oh]
I think / I believe
First person singular of creer, used to express an opinion or belief.
Creo que el ambiente de trabajo aquí es muy cercano.
I think the work environment here is very friendly.
que
[keh]
that
A conjunction used to introduce a clause after verbs like creer, decir, or pensar.
Pienso que la flexibilidad también forma parte de una buena cultura.
I think that flexibility is also part of a good culture.
treinta y cinco.
TRAYN-tah ee THEEN-ko
thirty-five.
Link 'treinta y' into 'trein-tai'. In Spain, 'cinco' is pronounced 'THIN-co'.
Son treinta y cinco euros.
It's thirty-five euros.
Words in this phrase
treinta
[TRAYN-tah]
thirty
The number 30; from 31 on, numbers use 'y' as separate words.
Abril tiene treinta días.
April has thirty days.
y
[ee]
and
A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.
Busco una cultura cercana y humana.
I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.
cinco
[THEEN-ko]
five
Numeral represented by 5.
Trabajo cinco días a la semana.
I work five days a week.
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