"Εγώ σκέφτομαι τώρα!"

Translation: I am thinking now!

[jeanprendiville]

In English when someone decides to reconsider a decision they say "Now I am thinking" It is used as often if not more often than " I am thinking now". Strengthen exercise, Gerund.

[alainPierrot]

"at the moment" ?

[clement2609]

I don't get it think is not supposed to be Νομίζω? Does it change of form at the Medio passive?

[mizinamo]

Νομίζω is "to think" in the sense of "have an opinion", as in "I think you're right" or "I think that she is pretty" (= it is my opinion that you are right or she is pretty).

Σκέφτομαι is "to think" in the sense of "be in thought, ponder, cogitate, work things through in your mind" -- for example, if you want to think about a question before responding, you'd be σκέφτομαι-ing, not νομίζω-ing.

[Georgiaonc]

Nice one thanks!!

[Plakakaneis]

I am considering?

[robert672165]

I wondered why the exclamation mark. We're always thinking. The comments here make it clear that we use the expression when we are considering something, or trying to answer a question. Actually, I wouldn't say I'm thinking about it, but "I'll have to think about it". Sometimes meanings are "lost in translation", but sometimes we learn how other people "think".