verte
/ˈbeɾte/, [ˈbeɾ.t̪e]see, see you at, to see you
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En la puerta hay un hombre que quiere verte.
There is a man at the door who wants to see you.
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No quiere verte.
She doesn't want to see you.
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Él vino a verte ayer.
He came to see you yesterday.
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Me ha sorprendido verte aquí.
I was surprised to see you here.
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Tom no quiere verte.
Tom doesn't want to see you.
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No quiero volver a verte aquí.
I don't want to see you here again.
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¡Qué gusto verte!
Nice seeing you!
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Estoy sorprendido de volver a verte tan pronto.
I'm surprised to see you again so soon.
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No debes perder verte esta maravillosa película.
You mustn't miss seeing this wonderful film.
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Quiero verte.
I want to see you.
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Qué bueno verte, Tom.
Good to see you, Tom.
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Mientras estabas fuera un señor vino porque quería verte.
A man who wanted to see you came while you were out.
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Te extraño. Necesito verte. ¿Puedo pasar a visitarte?
I miss you. I need to see you. Could I come over?
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No puedo verte.
I can't see you.
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Hay un tal Sr. Kay que quiere verte.
There's a Mr Kay wants to see you.
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Espero poder verte en Navidad.
I hope I can see you at Christmas.
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Pensé en pasarme a verte antes de irme a Boston.
I thought I'd drop in to see you before I went to Boston.
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Tom quiere verte tan pronto como sea posible.
Tom wants to see you as soon as possible.
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Aquí hay un caballero que quiere verte.
There's a man here that wants to see you.
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Necesito verte en persona.
I need to see you in person.
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