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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"
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∙ 16y agoTe veo. (familiar) Le veo. (formal)
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