To watch (look at) the TV
"I tele la pinchas migra" does not have a clear or known meaning in English or any other language. It could be a made-up or nonsensical phrase.
No, "mirar" is not a reflexive verb in Spanish. It is a regular transitive verb that means "to look at" or "to watch."
Tele- is a prefix that can mean far away or distant in distance.
"Mira" in Spanish means "look" or "watch." It is a command form of the verb "mirar," which translates to "to look."
Sin mirar atras means "without looking back" . David Basil sings a song about love where this is the first line. Poetic in nature this song is very touching.
No me gusta mirar la tele (en espanol) = I don't like to watch TV (in Spanish)
Ganas de ver la tele means I want to watch the television.
"To look" is the verb "mirar". "Look at the view" would be "Mira a la vista".
It means "What time do you want to watch TV?"
La Tele was created on 2002-12-01.
mirar la televisión
Translation: I watch television
In Iberian Spanish, mirar means to look. In Mexican Spanish, mirar means to see, as well as to look.
If you mean television, it is la tele ( said tay lay )
Just (sitting around) watching TV
"Ver la tele" means "To watch T.V."
Voy a mirar la televisión.