Breakdown of No pienses que ese enlace es bueno.
ser
to be
no
no, not
ese
that (masculine)
pensar
to think / to plan
que
that / than
bueno
good
el enlace
the link
Questions & Answers about No pienses que ese enlace es bueno.
Why does the verb change to pienses here?
This is a negative command telling someone not to do something. For the verb pensar (to think), two things happen in a negative tú command. First, it keeps its usual stem change where the e becomes ie. Second, because it is an -ar verb, the ending swaps to an -es for negative commands, making it no pienses.
Why is it ese enlace and not eso enlace?
Enlace (link) is a masculine noun. When pointing out a specific masculine noun, you must use ese (that). Eso is the neutral form, which is only used for abstract ideas or unknown objects, never directly in front of a noun.
Does enlace specifically mean a website link?
Yes, in digital contexts, enlace is the standard word for a web link or hyperlink. In other contexts, it can mean a physical connection, a bond, or a marriage. You might also hear people just say el link in casual Latin American Spanish.
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