
opinión
/o-pee-nyon/
📝 In Action
En mi opinión, esta película es excelente.
A2In my opinion, this movie is excellent.
Me gustaría saber tu opinión sobre este asunto.
B1I would like to know your opinion on this matter.
El médico dio su opinión profesional sobre el tratamiento.
B1The doctor gave his professional opinion on the treatment.
La opinión pública está dividida.
B2Public opinion is divided.
Tengo una muy buena opinión de mi nuevo jefe.
B2I have a very good opinion of my new boss.
💡 Grammar Points
Always Feminine
'Opinión' is a feminine word, so you'll always use 'la' or 'una' with it, like 'la opinión' (the opinion) or 'una opinión' (an opinion).
Expressing Your Opinion
To say 'in my opinion,' use the phrase 'en mi opinión.' It's a super common way to introduce your thoughts.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Gender Mix-up
Mistake: "El opinión es que..."
Correction: La opinión es que... because 'opinión' is a feminine word, even though it doesn't end in '-a'.
⭐ Usage Tips
Sounding More Natural
Instead of always saying 'en mi opinión,' try mixing it up with 'para mí' (for me) or 'a mi parecer' (as it seems to me) to sound more like a native speaker.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: opinión
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence correctly uses 'opinión'?
📚 More Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between 'opinión' and 'parecer'?
They are very similar! 'Opinión' is a standard 'opinion.' 'Parecer' is also an opinion but can feel a bit more like a personal impression or what something 'seems like' to you. You can often use them interchangeably, as in 'en mi opinión' or 'a mi parecer' (in my opinion).
How do I say 'to change your mind' in Spanish?
The most common way is 'cambiar de opinión.' For example, 'Iba a salir, pero cambié de opinión' means 'I was going to go out, but I changed my mind.'