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08 Nov 07:05 AM
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Please show me example sentences with 見る . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with 見る . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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I think 「見る」has basically three meanings in English : "Watch" "See" "Look." In Japanese, we don't distinguish between these words. We just say 「見る」
ex)
Can you see me?
- 私が見える？（わたしがみえる？）
I saw my friend at the party.
- そのパーティーで友人を見た。（そのぱーてぃーで、ゆうじんをみた）
I am watching a movie.
- 映画を見ている。（えいがをみている）
What are you looking at?
- 何を見ているの？（なにをみているの？）
I hope it helps! If you have any questions, please let me know.
ex)
Can you see me?
- 私が見える？（わたしがみえる？）
I saw my friend at the party.
- そのパーティーで友人を見た。（そのぱーてぃーで、ゆうじんをみた）
I am watching a movie.
- 映画を見ている。（えいがをみている）
What are you looking at?
- 何を見ているの？（なにをみているの？）
I hope it helps! If you have any questions, please let me know.
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