piensan

Piensan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb pensar, meaning to think. It is used to express that a group of people thinks something, as in "ellos piensan" or "ustedes piensan" in many Spanish-speaking regions. Depending on the dialect, the second-person plural form varies (Spain uses pensáis for vosotros), but piensan is the form used with ustedes in Latin America and many other varieties.

Origin and conjugation: Pensar comes from a Latin root related to weighing or weighing thoughts, reflecting an older sense of considering. In modern Spanish, pensar is a stem-changing verb. In the present indicative, the stem changes from e to ie in all forms except nosotros and vosotros, so the complete present indicative paradigm is: pienso, piensas, piensa, pensamos, pensáis, piensan.

Usage notes: Piensan is used to state beliefs, opinions, plans, or conclusions. Examples include: "Ellos piensan ir al cine esta tarde" (They plan to go to the cinema this afternoon) and "¿Qué piensan ustedes sobre la propuesta?" (What do you all think about the proposal?). The form is common in everyday speech and writing when addressing a group.

Other uses: As a word, piensan primarily functions as a verb form rather than a noun or title. It is not widely documented as a standalone proper noun or brand. In written references, piensan is typically encountered within sentences as the present-tense verb for a plural subject.