Spanish phrase
No creo que ~.
Meaning
I don't think ___.
When to use it
States a personal belief that something is unlikely. Commonly used for subjective judgments, polite disagreement, or cautious predictions and usually followed by a subjunctive verb in Spanish.
Example dialogue
No creo que venga mañana.
I don't think he'll come tomorrow.
¿Por qué dices eso?
Why do you say that?