Questions & Answers about Eu penso que ela acredita em você.
Both penso and acho can mean I think, and in this sentence you could say:
Differences:
- acho is more common in everyday spoken Brazilian Portuguese.
- penso can sound a bit more careful, reflective, or formal, though it’s still normal.
In most casual conversations, Brazilians would more often say Eu acho que… than Eu penso que…, but both are correct.
Yes. Subject pronouns are often dropped in Portuguese because the verb ending shows the subject.
Both mean I think that she believes in you. The version without Eu may sound slightly more formal or written, but it is totally correct.