¿Qué opináis de la exposición?

Questions & Answers about ¿Qué opináis de la exposición?

Why does the verb end in "-áis" here?
Opináis is the vosotros (plural you) form of the regular verb opinar. In Spain, this is the standard way to address a group of people informally. If you were speaking formally, you would use ustedes and say opinan.
Could I use the verb pensar instead of opinar?
Yes, you could absolutely say ¿Qué pensáis de la exposición? Both verbs work well here. Opinar specifically asks for someone's opinion or review, making it a very natural choice when asking about an art show, a movie, or an event.
Why do we use de here instead of a word for "about"?
In English, we usually ask what you think "about" something, but in Spanish, the verbs opinar and pensar naturally pair with the preposition de (meaning "of" or "about" in this context). While you could use sobre, de is the most common and natural choice here.
Is exposición the same as "exposition" in English?
They are related, but in everyday Spanish, una exposición usually translates to an "exhibition" (like an art show in a gallery) or a "presentation" (like giving a speech in front of a class).

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