bien voy a ver
"Te verá"
Literally translated, like "I see the table," it would be, "Yo veo" or "Veo." Spanish doesn't need a subject since it's implied in conjugation.If you meant to say "I see" as in "okay" you would use "vaya".I see the dog: Yo veo el perro.Oh, really? I see: No me digas? Vaya.i see in spanish is "ver"
"I can see" in Spanish is "Puedo ver".
"Okay" in Tagalog can be translated as "sige" or "okay lang."
Te veo en Tejas. OR Te veré en Tejas. Note: This means literally "I will see you" and not "we'll see each other". If by "Ill see you" you really mean "we'll see each other", you would say "nos vemos en Texas."
You can politely say okay bye
you say: ver
come and see in spanish is "Venga y vea"
You can say "À bientôt" in French, which translates to "See you soon."
"¿Ves?"
hola
"Ver"