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It means "I haven't see you."

Oops. Typo. It means "I haven't seen you."

Actually, it means "I haven't seen him/her". If it were directed at "you", the le would be te.

For instance "Hoy te he visto llorar" means "Today I saw you cry".

***ACTUALLY, "le" can mean "you" when referring to someone more formally, whom you might address as "usted".

Correct, but then one should follow with usted to clarify or have previously established usted in the conversation. Otherwise, the "le" could be mistaken for a third party.

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