see

see

The word "see" is not Portuguese; in Portuguese, it could resemble "ser," which means "to be."

Here, 'vejo' (see) is used to describe visually perceiving an object near the speaker.

Eu vejo o livro na mesa.

I see the book on the table.

In this sentence, 'vê' (see) is employed metaphorically to indicate understanding or grasping the concept.

Você vê o sentido dessa explicação?

Do you see the meaning of this explanation?

Here, 'veem' (see) conveys the action of meeting or encountering each other visually on a regular basis.

Eles veem uns aos outros frequentemente.

They see each other frequently.