How to Say ‘Look / check / see (て-form)’ in Japanese
見て
mi te
[mee teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [見て] is the [て-form] of [見る]. In medical context it often means “check/monitor,” not just “look with eyes.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese clinics use [見る] broadly (examine, follow, manage). So [見ます] can mean “I’ll examine it” or “I’ll keep an eye on it.”
Phrase Breakdown
見
mi
[mee]
see; look; check (stem)
The stem of 見る. In clinics it often means “to check/observe” (e.g., symptoms, numbers, scans).
数値を見て判断します。
I will judge after checking the numbers.
て
te
[teh]
and; -te form ending
Forms the -te form (見て), used to connect actions or make requests (見てください = please look).
結果を見てください。
Please look at the results.
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