No. 3,912 in Spanish

verlo

"To see it."

In a sentence

Espero verlo mañana.
I hope to see him tomorrow.
Used to express hope or intention of seeing someone, with 'verlo' referring to a masculine singular object.
Fue difícil verlo después de tantos años.
It was difficult to see him after so many years.
Here, 'verlo' conveys the act of seeing after a significant passage of time, again referring to a masculine singular subject.
Puedo verlo claramente desde aquí.
I can see it clearly from here.
'Verlo' in this context refers to an object that is visible, demonstrating capability of vision and a general pronoun usage.

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