Verrais (en. Would see)

vɛʁɛ

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a potential view or understanding of a situation.

If I had the chance, I would see this movie.

Si j'avais l'occasion, je verrais ce film.

Used to express a possibility or hypothesis.

I would see how it goes.

Je verrais bien comment cela se passe.

Often refers to a future projection of an event.

Tomorrow, I will see my friends at the café.

Demain, je verrais mes amis au café.

From the Latin verb 'videre', meaning 'to see', conjugated in the conditional.

I would see well

I would add that it's a possibility.

verrais bien

if I would see

A hypothetical expression to set a condition.

si je verrais

I will see that later

Indicates that something will be considered later.

je verrais ça plus tard

see

The base verb meaning 'to perceive by sight.'

voir

vision

The act of seeing or the ability to see.

vision

catch sight of

To check or see something briefly.

apercevoir

To express uncertainty about the future.

Don’t worry, I will see that later.

T'inquiète, je verrais ça plus tard.

To evoke a vague promise.

If you want, see and you will have.

Si tu veux, verrais et tu auras.