Sentence examples of "Veo" in Spanish with translation "see"

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Veo que eres un patriota. I see that you're a patriot.
Veo lágrimas en tus ojos. I see tears in your eyes.
Yo le veo a menudo. I often see him.
Me veo a mi mismo. I see myself.
Te veo la próxima semana. See you next week.
Te veo en la fiesta. See you at the party.
Te veo de nuevo mañana. See you again tomorrow.
¡Te veo en el infierno! See you in hell!
Veo círculos de humo elevándose. I see smoke circles rising.
Veo lo que hiciste ahí. I see what you did there.
Yo veo que está lloviendo. I see that it is raining.
Te veo en el almuerzo. See you at lunch.
Los veo en el almuerzo. See you at lunch.
Veo un pájaro en el techo. I see a bird on the roof.
Siempre lloro cuando veo esa obra. When I see that play, I always cry.
Hace meses que no le veo. I have not seen him in months.
Te veo mañana en una oficina. See you tomorrow in an office.
¡Te veo esta noche!¡Hasta luego! See you tonight! See you soon!
Nunca le veo, pero soy feliz. I never see him but I am happy.
Le veo de vez en cuando I see you every now and then.
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