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No creo que dios existe.
(I'm not sure that 'no creo que' is about an absence of certainty. One is rather expressing 'disbelief'. You can certainly be CERTAIN about a negatively expressed fact. eg. I don't believe that the days in winter in Spain are warmer than those in summer. (No creo que los dias de invierno en España sean más cálidos que los de verano). Granted this structure, 'no creo que', does trigger the subjunctive as you say. But really, I don't feel that this is because of an absence of certainty).
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@@truestory923 Not really. Disbelief is not the same as an absence of certainty.
I would say that comes under the subjunctive. It is expressing of disbelief, or uncertainty that gods/goddesses exist. If you said the opposite to that, then I guess it would make sense to use the subjunctive, as you are not certain.
Is this Mexican Spanish or Spain?? Hope I says that correctly 😊
Spain. Easiest way to tell is Spaniards say certain words with *C* as a thhh sound. In a way that sounds like a lisp. Mexican Spanish pronounces the words with an *Sss* sound. So, cerveza for example would be tthervethha (Think lisp) and Mexicans would say Serversaa with an S sound like "serve" Ser-veh-sa. Hopefully that's somewhat understandable. But, bottom line, He is speaking with a Spain Spanish accent not Mexican.
No estoy acuerdo contigo , “ how do You explain it in Spanish “ should be “como lo explicas/explicais en español?” Pero no “como se explica en español ?- this refer to how do people explain it in Spanish
When sabes español pero solo quieres ver a los gringos tratar de ablar español