Does "Je pense..." mean "I think" and "I'm thinking.."???
Can "Je pense" be considered "I think" and "I'm thinking," or is it conjugated into another verb tense (conditional, future, past etc. etc. there's too many!! =<) to say "I'm thinking.."
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ça depend de context "Je pense que"............ c'est pour exprimer un avis,opinion"= ENGLISH "i think that"............
je suis en train de penser" = english i'm thinking =ça VAUT DIRE qu'en ce moment là je fais cette action (penser)
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hah based on the text book i'm studying, yes je pense= i think n i'm thinking
for i'm thinking, u can also say "je suis en train de penser..."
en train de...emphasizes the ongoing:D
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Well "pense" is the present indicative (présent de l'indicatif) of "penser" so yes, "Je pense" can mean both "I think" and "I'm thinking".
I pretty sure that's right. If I'm wrong, could someone please let us know. =)
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"je pense" can mean "I think"or "I'm thinking"
We can also use other tense "Je pensais" c'est l'imparfait.
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