No. 12,765 in Spanish
oigo
"I hear."
In a sentence
Yo oigo el canto de los pájaros por la mañana.
I hear the birds singing in the morning.
'Oigo' is the first person singular present indicative form of 'oír', used to describe the act of perceiving sound actively.
Oigo que habrá una reunión importante mañana.
I hear that there will be an important meeting tomorrow.
In this context, 'oigo' implies learning or receiving information verbally from someone else.
Aunque estemos lejos, oigo tu voz claramente.
Even though we are far apart, I hear your voice clearly.
Here, 'oigo' emphasizes the clarity with which the subject is perceiving the sound despite distance.
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