What do you think (about something)? In Tagalog
I know that in tagalog, isipin means to think about something (well according to the online grammar book I found). I'm just wondering if we can use this verb to write: "So, what do you think (about it)"?

Such as in:

Bumili lang ako ng bagong kotse; anó ang isipin mo? (I just bought a new car, what do you think about it?)

Thank you!

Question

What do you think (about something)? In Tagalog
I know that in tagalog, isipin means to think about something (well according to the online grammar book I found). I'm just wondering if we can use this verb to write: "So, what do you think (about it)"?

Such as in:

Bumili lang ako ng bagong kotse; anó ang isipin mo? (I just bought a new car, what do you think about it?)

Thank you!

Answer

You can use, Ano sa tingin mo? or Ano sa palagay mo?

Answer

Alyssa Joyce is right, it's "Ano sa tingin mo?" (transliteration: What's in your perception?) 
or "Ano sa palagay mo?" (transliteration: What's in your thought?)
or you can also say "Ano masasabi mo?" (transliteration: What can you say?)

and another thing...
"I just bought a new car." in this context is "Kabibili ko lang ng bagong kotse."

Good luck! ;)

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