opinas

Opinas is the second person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb opinar. It means “you think” or “you have an opinion,” and is used with the informal tú subject. The corresponding full present tense forms of opinar are: yo opino, tú opinas, él opina, nosotros opinamos, vosotros opináis, ellos opinan. The formal second person singular is usted opina, and the third person forms are used for usted and ellas/ellos.

Opinar comes from the Spanish verb opinar, which in turn derives from Latin opinari and related noun opīnio or opinio, meaning opinion or belief. In most sentences the subject tú is implicit, so opinas can stand alone as a complete predicate.

Usage notes: opinas is commonly used to express personal viewpoints or judgments. It often appears in questions such as “¿Qué opinas?” or “¿Qué opinas de la película?” and in statements like “Opino que fue excelente.” The verb is frequently followed by de or sobre to indicate the topic (opinar sobre algo, opinar de algo), or by que to introduce a clause (opinar que...). In negative or polite forms, variations of the subjunctive or formal address may occur (no opines, opine usted).

In summary, opinas is a key form for expressing personal opinion in everyday Spanish, functioning as a straightforward way to state what you think.