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  1. Spanish (Latin America)
  2. /Indicative vs. subjunctive for beliefs (creer que / no creer que)
  3. /el argumento

el argumento

el argumento
the argument
From Lesson 162:Indicative vs. subjunctive for beliefs (creer que / no creer que)·Spanish (Latin America)

Usages of el argumento

No creo que el argumento convenza al político.
I don't believe the argument convinces the politician.
Pienso que vas a convencer al público con ese argumento.
I think you are going to convince the audience with that argument.
¿Crees que el argumento es válido?
Do you believe the argument is valid?
Pienso que el argumento verdadero es obvio.
I think that the true argument is obvious.

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