Meaning
Voici quelques contextes où vous pourriez utiliser « What do you think » :
En utilisant cette expression, vous montrez que vous valorisez l'opinion de votre interlocuteur et que vous êtes ouvert à écouter différents points de vue. C'est une manière efficace de favoriser un échange constructif et respectueux.
Today's Sentences
- What do you think about war?
- What do you think of this song?
- What do you think about living in a new city?
- What do you think about filming our daily life?
- What do you think about having a cup of coffee with me?
- Writer's Note
01
What do you think about war?
Situation 1
Can I ask you something? What do you think about war?
I believe you can solve a conflict in other ways than war.
It seems that those with power don’t seem to know this.
Power without integrity is a dangerous thing.
Situation 2
What do you think about war?
It’s a battle of political power that causes suffering and harm to others.
It’s a selfish act.
C'est un acte égoïste.
I’ve got mixed feelings about it.
I mean, war is wrong but I do believe conflict is inevitable.
Je veux dire, la guerre est mauvaise mais je crois que le conflit est inévitable.
I’m against it.
02
What do you think of this song?
Situation 1
What do you think of this song?
It’s really catchy!
I think so too.
It makes me so happy.
Ça me rend tellement heureux.
I love the energy and the beat.
Situation 2
I’m so glad I ran into you!
What do you think of this song?
Que pensez-vous de cette chanson ?
I love how dynamic and energetic it is.
I went to the studio and recorded it.
Really?
You’re genius!
Vous êtes un génie!
03
What do you think about living in a new city?
Situation 1
Is everything okay?
I feel so spiritless lately.
Are you bored with life?
What do you think about living in a new city?
Que pensez-vous de vivre dans une nouvelle ville ?
I guess that’s an option.
I’ll look into it.
Je vais me pencher dessus.
Situation 2
What do you think about living in a new city?
I’d love to move to another city but it’s like starting over.
Isn’t that the point?
I guess it would be a different pace and environment.
04
What do you think about filming our daily life?
Situation 1
What do you think about filming our daily life?
I would feel uncomfortable on camera.
Why? The camera loves you.
You’re so photogenic.
Vous êtes tellement photogénique.
I think I would need some getting used to.
Situation 2
I love our morning routines.
Me too.
What do you think about filming our daily life?
Que pensez-vous de filmer notre vie quotidienne ?
I haven’t thought about it before.
But I think people would enjoy seeing how we start our day.
Mais je pense que les gens aimeraient voir comment nous commençons notre journée.
Should we set up the camera and do a test shoot?
05
What do you think about having a cup of coffee with me?
Situation 1
Excuse me, do I know you from somewhere?
I’m not sure.
What do you think about having a cup of coffee with me?
Are you trying to ask me out?
Situation 2
Is it really you?
Hey, It’s been so long since I've seen you!
How have you been?
What do you think about having a cup of coffee with me?
Que pensez-vous de prendre une tasse de café avec moi ?
I'd love to!
Let's catch up over some coffee.
Retrouvons-nous autour d'un café.
Writer's Note
What do you think about our Welling posts? Did you know there are other ways to ask "What do you think"? Here are a few ideas to broaden your English skills.
- What are your thoughts?
- What's your opinion?
- How do you feel about this?
- Any thoughts?
- What's your take?
- Where do you stand on this?
Try using these sentence openers and make your own phrases. Leave them in the comment section and we'll be happy to look at them with you!