"To see" is 'miru.'
見る (miru) means "to see" in Japanese.
Ja, matane.
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i think this dialectal bastardization of 'mata' or see you
From what I can see, from what I've heard, and from what I've looked up online, it's "Itachi" (いたち or イタチ).
Translated from Japanese - it means 'I want to see you'
アリソン (arison)(For pronunciation see the related link)
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it means bye as in see you later
透明 (とうめい) (toumei)
The word 'mirar' is Spanish in origin. The english translation is "to see" or "to look". In first person such as "I see" one would use the form "miro".