"Eu penso muito."

Translation: I think a lot.

[wimatoka]

I think much is also a correct translation.

[dro1215]

Can "I think often" work as well as "I think a lot"? "A lot" is actually an idiom.

[Paulenrique]

"often" is translated as "frequentemente", they aren't exactly the same. On Duo it's better to use literal translations to save hearts =) You'll use "a lot" quite often, as well as "a little bit (of)" and other expressions...

[dro1215]

sweet, thanks for the tip!

[MarkHopman]

But it does translate in Portugese, does it not?

[ryaton]

Can I use the word "acho" here? As in "eu acho muito".

[jonthedrummer]

No, there's a difference. 'Acho' translates as "I find" as in "I thought the music was terrible" = "I found the music terrible".

This sentence refers to the process of thinking about stuff, which requires the verb 'pensar'.

[fatisch]

Is it possible to translate and use, "I think too much."?

[Paulenrique]

Yes, depending on the context and intonation. Also: "eu penso demais".

[idiomas-isaac]

I wrote 'I think so much' and it was incorrect