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β€œto see” in French

voir
Illustration of "to see" in a French cultural setting
A person stands in a sunny park, looking at a colorful butterfly fluttering by. They smile, enjoying the beauty of nature and observing the world around them. This moment captures the joy of seeing and experiencing life.

Usage note

The verb 'voir' means 'to see' in French. It is often used when talking about observing something visually, and it's a fundamental verb for beginners to express perception.

Examples

  • Je vois un arbre.

    I see a tree.

  • Nous voyons les oiseaux.

    We see the birds.

  • Il voit sa mΓ¨re.

    He sees his mother.

Quick check

What does "voir" mean?

  • A. to see
  • B. to write
  • C. to eat
  • D. to listen

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