How do you say: What do you think about this?
"What do you think about this?"
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¿Qué crees de esto? is another way.
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I would use 'Pensar' (to think) rather than 'Creer' as 'Creer' means to think as in 'to believe' eg 'I think I can go- 'Creo que pueda ir'.
Creer would not normally be used to mean 'think' in the context of an opinion. If you can reasonably substitute 'believe' for 'think' in a sentence, Creer is a good verb to use.
The verbs Pensar, Opinar and the expression "¿Qué te parece" are fine with the last one being my favourite as I hear that locally.
What I have suggested is simply what I was taught back in my college days (a long long time ago!) so I am happy to be put right!
¿Qué te parece?
"¿Qué piensas de esto?"
¿Qué trata esa (noticia, historia, algo diferente)?
It's just a way of saying, what is this trying to tell us? (What do you think.)
