puedes verlo

you can see it

→ poder

phrase Uncommon #21,822

you can see it Used when speaking to someone informally. The object pronoun lo means ‘it’ or ‘him’ depending on context.

SP: Sí, puedes verlo desde aquí.

EN: Yes, you can see it from here.

You can see it, right?

— Un simple accidente (2025)

Okay, I'm going to share this with you, and if you want to see it, you can.

— Una batalla tras otra (2025)

You can't see it right now.

— Devdas (2002)

You can see it in the dark.

Can you see it?

— Zootrópolis 2 (2025)

You can't see it.

— Todo sobre mi madre (1999)

Now you can see it.

You can watch it later.

— La cinta blanca (2009)

I know you can't see it.

Please tell me you can see it.

— Return to Silent Hill (2026)

You can see it.

— Hamnet (2025)

You can't see it because it's compromised.

It's in Madrid, but you can't see it.

— Todo sobre mi madre (1999)

You can barely see it on the tape.

You can see it on his face.

— Akira (1988)