Examples of using "Visto" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have a visa.
- You have been spotted.
- You've been spotted.
I have a visa.
You ought to have seen it.
- You should have seen it.
- You should have seen it!
- You should've seen it.
I applied for a visa.
- You should have seen it.
- You should have seen it!
I wish I had seen her.
- He might have seen it.
- She might have seen it.
I hadn't seen that.
Have you seen any movies lately?
I wish I had seen the film.
I always wear a blue shirt.
I want to get a tourist visa.
You ought to have seen the exhibition.
- I saw them.
- I've seen them.
- Somebody must have seen something.
- Someone must've seen something.
- Somebody must've seen something.
- Someone must have seen something.
- You should have seen him.
- You should've seen him.
- You should have seen me.
- You should've seen me.
- You must've seen something.
- You must have seen something.
He may have seen it.
I don't usually dress like this.
Never have I seen her before.
We haven't seen her of late.
I'm glad, I saw you.
By the way, have you seen him lately?
- I am going to apply for a visa today.
- I'm going to apply for a visa today.
I'd never seen a raccoon before.
I've never seen such a large whale.
I hope no one saw you come in here.
He explained in detail what he had seen.
I'm glad we saw them.
- You should've seen Tom's face.
- You should have seen Tom's face.
It may not look like much... from down here,
in a rarely-seen moment of magic.
It is not seen except Turkish Muslims
- You will wish you had never seen it.
- You'll wish you had never seen it.
You should have seen the film.
- I had never seen so much money.
- I'd never seen so much money.
- She testified to having seen the man.
- She testified that she saw the man.
I have a tourist visa.
We haven't seen him since then.
Tom doesn't want to be seen here.
Am I required to get a visa?
I haven't seen him since then.
- I don't think I've seen you before.
- I don't think that I've seen you before.
- Have you seen Tom recently?
- Have you seen Tom lately?
I had never seen Tom cry.
- You should have seen that movie.
- You should've seen that movie.
He affirms that he saw a dragon.
He was seen crossing the road.
Have you seen any movie lately?
- You should have seen the movie.
- You should've seen the movie.
You look as if you had seen a ghost.
- You should have seen the picture.
- You should've seen the picture.
You can't have seen me.
I haven't seen Tom lately.
I had never seen him before.
I'm sorry, Jorge! I didn't see you!
We've seen drastic changes since then.
I haven't seen them for years.
What if someone saw us?
Tom says he saw something strange.
- Tom hasn't been seen since October.
- Tom hasn't been here since October.
Tom claims that he saw the accident.
No one seemed to have seen Tom.
Mary looks like she saw a ghost.
- Never have I seen her before.
- I've never met her.
- Tom must have seen Mary this afternoon.
- Tom must've seen Mary this afternoon.
several times more than have ever been experienced,
Rarely seen, few people know they exist.
this is why it is rarely seen
And as always, thanks for watching!
I remember I saw the queen.
I will never forget seeing you.
Tom must have seen where Mary went.
- We've seen him.
- We've seen it.
- We have seen it.
Tom claimed that he saw a UFO.
How long is this visa good for?
We haven't seen him since that time.
I haven't seen him since that time.
How long is this visa valid?
- Have you seen them?
- Have you guys seen them?
- You, too, should have seen that movie.
- You, too, should've seen that movie.
- You should've seen what happened.
- You should have seen what happened.
Tom might not have seen us.
I'd never seen anything like it.
- How could we have not seen that?
- How could we not have seen that?