생각이 (좀) 다르다 = to think differently, have different opinions

저는 그 문제에 대해서는 생각이 좀 달라요.= About that matter, I have a different opinion.

생각이 없다 = to not feel like eating/drinking

저는 아침을 늦게 먹어서 점심 생각이 없어요.= I had a late breakfast, so I don’t feel like having lunch (now).

생각에 잠기다 = to be lost in thought (잠기다 = to be submerged, flooded)

무슨 생각에 잠겨 있었길래 전화 온 줄도 몰랐어요? = What were you thinking about so hard that you didn’t even know your phone was ringing?

생각만 해도 = even just thinking about it

생각만 해도 소름이 끼쳐요.= Just thinking about it alone gives me goosebumps.

생각하기도 싫다 = to even hate thinking about it

다시 대학생이 되는 건 생각하기도 싫어요.= I don’t even want to think about becoming a university student. 

생각이 나다 = thought comes to mind, to remember

그냥 니 생각 나서 전화했어.= I just thought of you, so I am calling you now.

~라/다는

생각이 들다 = thought enters one’s mind

이거 조금 이상하다는 생각 안 들어요?= Don’t you feel that this is a bit strange?

~(으)ㄹ 생각은 없다 = to not intend to do something

놀래킬 생각은 없었어요.= I didn’t mean to surprise you.

생각이 간절하다 = to really want to have (usually a certain food/drink) (간절하다 = ardent, desperate)

요즘에 다이어트 하고 있는데, 운동하고 나면 콜라 생각이 간절해요.= I am on a diet (to lose weight) these days, and after I work out, I really want some cola.

생각지도 못 했던 일이다 = to not have been thought of, unforeseen

이건 정말 생각지도 못 했던 결과네요.= This is an unforeseen result.

생각해 보고 말 것도 없다 = to not even be worth thinking about it (말다 = to not do something, ~아/어/여 보고 말 것도 없다 = it’s not even worth trying) 

생각해 보고 말 것도 없이, 그 사람은 무조건 안 돼요.= It’s needless to think about, he just can’t do it.

~을/를 생각해서라도 = at least for the sake of (someone) 

가기 싫겠지만, 나를 생각해도 한 번만 참석해 줘.= I know you don’t want to go there, but please attend it just this once, at least for me