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    ¿Qué crees tú?

    Grammar & Usage

    interrogative phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This is an interrogative phrase used to ask for an opinion. It consists of the interrogative pronoun 'qué' (what), the verb 'creer' (to believe/think) conjugated in the second person singular present indicative ('crees'), and the optional subject pronoun 'tú' (you). The inclusion of 'tú' emphasizes the subject or clarifies it, but is often omitted in Spanish as the verb conjugation already indicates the subject.

    Sample sentences

    ¿Qué crees tú que deberíamos hacer ahora?

    What do you think we should do now?

    Ella dijo que no era una buena idea, pero ¿qué crees tú?

    She said it wasn't a good idea, but what do you think?

    Algunos dicen que sí, otros que no. ¿Qué crees tú sobre el tema?

    Some say yes, others no. What do you think about the topic?

    Quick facts

    pronounUsage:The subject pronoun 'tú' is often omitted in Spanish (e.g., '¿Qué crees?') because the verb conjugation 'crees' already clearly indicates the second person singular subject. Including 'tú' adds emphasis or clarification.
    verbConjugation:creer (to believe/think) in present indicative: yo creo, tú crees, él/ella/usted cree, nosotros creemos, vosotros creéis, ellos/ellas/ustedes creen.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    ¿Qué crees tú que deberíamos hacer ahora?

    What do you think we should do now?

    Ella dijo que no era una buena idea, pero ¿qué crees tú?

    She said it wasn't a good idea, but what do you think?

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