Supongo (en. I guess)

suˈpoŋ.go

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To consider something as true or probable.
I suppose he will arrive on time.
Supongo que llegará a tiempo.
To make a supposition or conjecture.
I suppose he won't come because he is sick.
Supongo que no vendrá porque está enfermo.
To act under the presumption that something is correct.
If I suppose correctly, she knows nothing about this.
Si supongo bien, ella no sabe nada de esto.

Etymology

From the Latin 'supponere', which means 'to place underneath' or 'to assume'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

I suppose so
Indicates agreement with a supposition.
supongo que sí
I suppose not
Indicates disagreement or denial of a supposition.
supongo que no
I suppose you know
Assumes that the other person has knowledge of something.
supongo que lo sabes

Related Words

to suppose
Act of assuming or conjecturing something.
suponer
to assume
Accepting something as true without having proof.
asumir
to presume
Assuming something with some confidence.
presumir

Slang Meanings

To take something for granted.
I suppose they already told you.
Supongo que ya te lo dijeron.
To think that something is obvious.
I suppose it’s not necessary to explain it.
Supongo que no hace falta explicarlo.