verme
/ˈbeɾme/, [ˈbeɾ.me]see me, worm
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Me extraña que quiera verme con la lata que le di la semana pasada.
I find it weird that you'd like to see me given how much I bothered you last week.
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Puedo verme en el espejo.
I can see myself in the mirror.
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Ella vino aquí a verme.
She came here to see me.
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Mi hija venía a verme con frecuencia.
My daughter came to see me from time to time.
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No pensé que Tom quisiera volver a verme.
I didn't think Tom would want to see me again.
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No te olvides pasar a verme mañana en la mañana.
You mustn't forget to come and see me tomorrow morning.
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Tom dijo que querías verme.
Tom said you wanted to see me.
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Tom quería verme de inmediato.
Tom wanted to see me right away.
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Él a veces viene a verme.
He sometimes comes to see me.
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Ven a verme de vez en cuando.
Come and see me once in a while.
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Él no parece alegrarse de verme.
He doesn't look happy to see me.
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Por favor, ven a verme de vez en cuando.
Please come to see me from time to time.
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Venga a verme a las once.
Come and see me at eleven o'clock.
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¡Quiero verme bonita!
I want to look pretty!
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Ojalá hubieras venido a verme ayer.
I wish you had come to see me yesterday.
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Tom viene a verme de vez en cuando.
Tom comes and sees me once in a while.
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Pensé que querías verme.
I thought that you wanted to see me.
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No olvides verme mañana por la mañana.
Don't forget to see me tomorrow morning.
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No pueden verme.
They can't see me.
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Todos estaban sorprendidos de verme allí.
They were all surprised to see me there.
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