opinion
The term 'opinión' in Spanish is used exactly as 'opinion' is used in English. It refers to a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge. It is commonly used in everyday conversation and formal discussions. For example, 'En mi opinión, este libro es interesante', means 'In my opinion, this book is interesting.'
What's your opinion about this book?
An example of informal communication where 'tu' is used instead of the formal 'su'. This phrase is asking someone's opinion about a particular book.
My opinion is that we need to make some changes.
This is a declarative sentence stating the speaker's opinion, stating that some changes are necessary.
Your opinion means a lot to me.
A statement showing the someone's opinion is valued or considered important by the person who is speaking.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
A democratic expression that affirms that everyone has the right to think and express what they want.
I think your opinion on the matter is incorrect.
An example of a disagreement where the speaker does not agree with the listener's perspective.
Your opinion is very important to us.
This is a common phrase used in customer service surveys, where businesses want to understand customer opinion.
I agree with your opinion on the new software.
Expression of agreement with someone's idea or viewpoint, in this case about a new software.
Public opinion on the matter is changing.
Observation of how a collective group's (public) perspective is undergoing change.
I have a lot of respect for your opinion.
An expression of esteem or deference shown to the opinion of the person the speaker is speaking to.
I haven't formed an opinion on that yet.
This sentence illustrates that the speaker hasn't yet formed an opinion about a certain topic. A very common sentence to express reservation or if the speaker needs more time to think.