ver
A1irregular#9 most commonto see, to watch
Also: to look at, to understand
Meaning & usage
Slightly irregular — note 'veo' in the present and the imperfect 'veía'.
Conjugation
| Pronoun | ver | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| yo | veo | |
| tú | ves | |
| él / ella / Ud. | ve | |
| nosotros | vemos | |
| vosotros | veis | |
| ellos / ellas / Uds. | ven |
ver by tense
Example sentences
Veo una película.
I am watching a film.
¿Ves la luna?
Do you see the moon?
Vimos a Juan ayer.
We saw Juan yesterday.
Veré qué puedo hacer.
I will see what I can do.
Ha visto el mar.
He has seen the sea.
Veían la televisión.
They were watching TV.
Common expressions
- a verlet's see
- nos vemossee you
- por lo vistoapparently
- ya veremoswe'll see
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Frequently asked
How do you conjugate "ver" in the present tense?
In the present tense, "ver" is conjugated as: yo veo, tú ves, él/ella ve, nosotros vemos, vosotros veis, ellos/ellas ven.
Is "ver" a regular or irregular verb?
"ver" is a irregular Spanish verb. Slightly irregular — note 'veo' in the present and the imperfect 'veía'.
What does "ver" mean in English?
"ver" means "to see, to watch", and can also mean "to look at", "to understand".
What is the past tense of "ver"?
The preterite (simple past) of "ver" is: yo vi, tú viste, él/ella vio, nosotros vimos, vosotros visteis, ellos/ellas vieron.