See in Tagalog

See in Tagalog translates to “Makita,” “Tingnan,” or “Masilayan,” meaning to perceive with the eyes, understand, or meet someone. This versatile English verb captures multiple contexts from visual perception to comprehension and social interaction in Filipino language.

Dive deeper into how “See” is used across different situations in Tagalog, with comprehensive examples showing its natural application in everyday Filipino conversations.

[Words] = See

[Definition]:

• See /siː/
• Verb 1: To perceive with the eyes; to view or observe something.
• Verb 2: To understand or comprehend something.
• Verb 3: To meet or visit someone.
• Verb 4: To watch or attend an event or performance.
• Verb 5: To experience or witness something.

[Synonyms] = Makita, Tingnan, Masilayan, Tanawin, Pagmasdan, Kita, Masdan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I can see the mountains from my window every morning.
Ex1_PH: Nakikita ko ang mga bundok mula sa aking bintana tuwing umaga.

Ex2_EN: Do you see what I mean about the importance of education?
Ex2_PH: Nakikita mo ba ang ibig kong sabihin tungkol sa kahalagahan ng edukasyon?

Ex3_EN: I’m going to see my doctor next week for a checkup.
Ex3_PH: Makikipagkita ako sa aking doktor sa susunod na linggo para sa checkup.

Ex4_EN: Let’s see a movie at the cinema this weekend.
Ex4_PH: Manood tayo ng pelikula sa sinehan ngayong katapusan ng linggo.

Ex5_EN: I’ve never seen such a beautiful sunset in my entire life.
Ex5_PH: Hindi ko pa kailanman nakita ang ganoon kagandang paglubog ng araw sa buong buhay ko.