Translation
to think, to be of the opinion, to reckon
Examples
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I think you are right.
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What do you think of that book?
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He thinks me mad.
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She did not say what she thinks.
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Many think that the language is easy.
Esperanto separates the two English uses of "think". is the mental activity - , I am thinking about you. is to hold a view, which is what "I think that..." almost always means in English. Getting them the wrong way round is not ungrammatical, merely slightly odd, like saying you are cogitating about the weather. takes a -clause, or an object plus a predicate adjective: . The noun opinio is common, and opinio is the standard "in my opinion".
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