Examples of using "Ver" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Can you see?
- See?
Let me see.
Can I see that one?
What can we not see and see?
- I fail to see.
- I can't see!
Seeing is believing.
Let's see...
Let me see that.
Can you see this?
- Can you see the difference?
- Do you see the difference?
Let's see.
I wish to see.
- Do you want to see?
- You want to see?
Let me have a look at it.
Let me see.
Can you see?
Stand out.
Thank you for watching.
I can't see!
- I want to watch television.
- I feel like watching TV.
You can't see what I can see.
Let me see your wound.
Can you see the picture?
What are you going to see?
- I could not see anything.
- I couldn't see a thing.
- I couldn't see anything.
Let me see your tongue.
I'd like to watch TV.
Can you see Tom?
Come and look at this!
I hate watching TV.
Can you see the picture?
I want to see your boss.
I like watching TV.
As you could tell,
What you can notice as well
let's take a look
to be able to see where you are living
Can you see far?
Can I see that?
I could see that.
Can you see anything?
Can you see anything?
Do you want to see more?
What do you want to see?
I want to see more.
You can watch television.
- I can't see!
- I can't see.
- To see is to believe.
- You must see it to believe it.
I'd like to watch TV.
Let me see that.
- I'll go see.
- I'll go take a look.
- Seeing is believing.
- A picture is worth a thousand words.
I want to see Boston.
I can hardly see.
- I can't see!
- I can't see.
What did you expect to see?
Can I see this one?
- Can you see?
- See?
Do you want to look at this?
Thank you for watching.