No. 13,010 in Spanish
pienses
"Pienses" means "you think" (subjunctive mood, second person singular).
In a sentence
No pienses demasiado en los errores del pasado.
Don't think too much about past mistakes.
Here, 'pienses' is used as a present subjunctive form of 'pensar,' suggesting a piece of advice or a wish.
Es importante que pienses en el impacto de tus decisiones.
It is important that you think about the impact of your decisions.
In this sentence, 'pienses' appears in a subordinate clause expressing a necessity, triggering the subjunctive mood.
Quiero que pienses detenidamente antes de tomar una decisión.
I want you to think carefully before making a decision.
'Pienses' is used here in a clause indicating a desire or request, which is why the subjunctive mood is applied.
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