Viera (en. Saw)

[ˈβjeɾa]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Third person singular of the imperfect subjunctive of the verb 'to see'.

English: If I saw Juan, I would tell him the truth.

Si yo viera a Juan, le diría la verdad.

English: Expression used in hypothetical or uncertain contexts related to the action of seeing.

English: I hope she saw the message I sent her.

Espero que ella viera el mensaje que le envié.

English: Use of 'viera' in a narrative to indicate a wish or possibility in the past.

English: I wish he had seen the beautiful landscape over there.

Ojalá él viera el paisaje tan hermoso que hay allá.

English: From the Latin 'videre', which means 'to see'.

English: If I saw that...

English: Expression that indicates that, in a hypothetical situation, the subject would like to see something.

Si viera eso...

English: She didn't know that I saw.

English: Referring to a lack of knowledge about what has been seen.

Ella no sabía que viera

English: Maybe if I had seen...

English: Encourages the possibility of having seen something in the past.

Tal vez si hubiera viera

English: see

English: Action of perceiving something through the sense of sight.

ver

English: seen

English: Participle of the verb see that indicates something has been seen.

visto

English: vision

English: Ability to see or the way something is perceived.

visión

English: To see in a superficial or quick manner.

English: I just took a quick look at the documents.

Solo le eché un viera a los documentos.

English: Not paying attention to details when observing.

English: In the exam, I only glanced at the questions and didn't read well.

En el examen, solo viera las preguntas y no leí bien.