No. 3,907 in Spanish
vean
"Vean" is the formal/plural present subjunctive form of "ver," meaning "(that) they see" or "(that) you all see."
In a sentence
Espero que vean el paisaje desde aquí.
I hope they see the landscape from here.
Here, "vean" is used as a subjunctive form expressing hope or wish.
Quiero que vean la película esta noche.
I want them to watch the movie tonight.
In this sentence, "vean" is utilized as a command or wish using the subjunctive mood.
Es importante que los estudiantes vean el documento antes de la reunión.
It's important that the students view the document before the meeting.
This usage of "vean" indicates necessity or recommendation, again employing the subjunctive form.
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