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What is the difference between pensar en and pensar de and pensar sobre ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@incanyezii pensar en algo no implica una opinion. Pensar de algo implica que uno va a emitir una opinion luego en la oracion. al igual que sobre algo. De y sobre normalmente en la oracion se pone la opinion de nosotros sobre ese objeto. ej: pienso en ti. (sin opinar)
pienso de ti que debes mejorar (si hay opinion)
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- Spanish (Spain)
pensar en:
ej: pienso en ti todo el tiempo
pensar de:
ej:pienso mal de los corruptos
pensar sobre:
ej: pienso sobre el planeta que es creación de Dios
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