no ves que

don't you see that

→ no

phrase Rare #40,624

don't you see that Often used rhetorically to point out something obvious or to justify a statement. The form changes with the subject, such as “no veo que” for “I don’t see that.”

SP: ¿No ves que está lloviendo?

EN: Don't you see that it's raining?

Hey, ¿no ves que está húmedo ahí?

Hey, don't you see that it's wet over there?

— मुन्ना भाई एम बी बी एस (2003)

Tú debes usar auriculares, ¿no ves que a la gente le molesta tu música?

You should use headphones—can't you see that your music bothers people?

No ves que lleva un sari blanco?

Can’t you see that she’s wearing a white sari?

— P.K. (Peekay) (2014)

Esta hormiga es la reina, ¿no ves que tiene alas?

This ant is the queen—can’t you see that she has wings?