yo Veo

I see

ˈb e o → ver

ve to see, to watch + o 1st-person singular present (indicative or subjunctive)

verb · 1st-person singular, present tense Rare #30,087

I see In the expression «no veo el momento de», it means “I can’t wait to.”

SP: Veo una luz en la ventana.

EN: I see a light in the window.

Conjugation of ver

	Singular	Plural
First	—	viéndonos

Am I seeing things, or are there more and more of them?

— Un profeta (2009)

I see land!

— El Día del Fin del Mundo (2020)

I can see the lights of the village!

— Ponyo y el secreto de la sirenita (2008)

I see sweetness in her smile.

— La Sociedad de los Poetas Muertos (1989)

I see one, Mom, I see it!

— La infancia de Iván (1962)

I can see I'm running late!

— Picnic (1955)

I can see the sky!

— La sociedad de la nieve (2023)

I see you’re very popular, huh, Souta?

— Suzume (2022)

I see!

— El sobreviviente (2025)

I see you have a plan!

— Parásitos (2019)

I can see fireworks!

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