How to Say ‘They look clear’ in Mexican Spanish
Se ven claros
seh behn KLAH-rohs
[seh behn KLAH-rohs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Se ven] here means "look" in the sense of appearance, not "see themselves." You can use the same pattern with adjectives: [se ven claros], [se ven bien], [se ven profesionales].
Phrase Breakdown
Se ven
seh behn
they look / they appear
Describes how something appears visually.
Se ven bien.
They look good.
Words in this phrase
Se
[seh]
they; themselves; it
A pronoun used in many expressions; here it is part of se ven, meaning they look or they appear.
Se ven ordenados en la página.
They look organized on the page.
ven
[behn]
they look; they appear
Third person plural of ver in the expression se ven, used to describe appearance.
Los números se ven pequeños desde lejos.
The numbers look small from far away.
claros
[KLAH-rohs]
clear
Plural adjective meaning clear, easy to see, or easy to understand.
Los ejemplos claros son más útiles.
Clear examples are more useful.
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