No. 1,978 in Spanish

viendo

"Viendo" means "seeing."

In a sentence

Estoy viendo una película interesante.
I am watching an interesting movie.
In this sentence, 'viendo' is used as the gerund form of the verb 'ver', indicating the present continuous tense of the action of watching.
El niño estaba viendo los dibujos en el libro.
The child was looking at the drawings in the book.
Here, 'viendo' again represents the gerund form of 'ver', used within a past continuous tense context to express the action of looking.
Voy andando y viendo el paisaje mientras camino.
I am walking and seeing the landscape while walking.
'Viendo' in this sentence refers to observing or noticing the landscape, combining the physical action of moving with the sensory process of vision.

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