Usage examples of "ver tele" in Spanish with translation to English

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Mi hermano está viendo tele. My brother is watching TV.
Me gusta ver la tele. I like to watch TV.
No tengo ganas de ver la tele esta noche. I don't feel like watching TV tonight.
Ver la tele es una actividad pasiva. Watching TV is a passive activity.
A Mary le gusta ver la tele. Mary likes watching TV.
Ve a jugar afuera en vez de ver la tele. Play outside instead of watching TV.
Me gustaría ver la tele. I'd like to watch TV.
Es divertido ver la tele. It's fun to watch TV.
Mamá quiere ir allí, pero papá quiere ver la tele en casa. Mom wants to go there, but Dad wants to watch TV at home.
Lo único que mi padre hace los domingos es ver la tele. My father does nothing but watch TV on Sundays.
¿Puedo apagar la tele? Can I turn off the TV?
A los niños les gusta ver la televisión. Children like watching television.
He mirado la tele esta mañana. I watched TV this morning.
Desde luego que me gustaría ir y ver una película, pero no estoy seguro de que tenga tiempo. I’d certainly like to go and watch a film, but I’m not sure if I have time.
A mi madre no le gusta que vea la tele. My mother doesn't like my watching TV.
Puedo ver un barco a lo lejos. I can see a ship in the distance.
No, suelo verlos en la tele, en casa. No, usually I watch them at home on TV.
Acabo de ver una estrella fugaz. I just saw a shooting star.
¿Te importa si veo la tele un poco? Do you mind if I watch TV for a while?
¿Me podrías dejar ver tus notas? Could you let me see your notes?
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