Examples of using "Näetkö" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you see the queen?
Do you see the star?
Do you see the rose?
Do you see my book?
Do you dream in French?
You see that?
See him?
- Can you see the difference?
- Do you see the difference?
Do you see a rose?
Can you see the squirrels?
Do you see the star?
See all the flies over this?
See the larvae on this?
See the little buds on this?
See that little venom sack on the back?
And you see the shadow it creates from the sun over here?
- Do you see anything?
- Do you guys see anything?
- Do you guys see something?
Do you see the entrance of the park?
Do you see something?
Do you see him often?
Do you see people in the park?
Do you see the crown?
Can you see the snow-topped mountain?
Can you see any differences?
Look, you see those tiny little hairs?
See down that hole there? Snake hole.
You see all that milky sap coming out of this?
Can you see that small house?
Do you see that moustachioed man over there?
Do you see that fox?
See those tiny little serrated... edge to the leaves?
[Bear] Oh, hold on. Look. See all the flies over this?
Oh yeah, look. See the larvae on this?
And see all of that stuff on the inside?
See the little flower on the gorse, that little yellow bit?
Look, actually, teeth marks in that! See that?
And look at that. See that little venom sack on the back?
Can you see far?
Can you see the difference between these two pictures?
See?
Do you see the color? It means you're pregnant!
Do you see yonder cloud that’s almost in shape of a camel?
Tarantula, see him? Look, he's totally covered in the sand.
Can you see the invisible man?
See that lake and quarry, down there? It's a long way down!
Can you see the woman standing behind Tom? That's Mary.
"There, a squirrel" "What? Where?" "Up there on the tree. Do you see it?" "Yes, I see it!"