How to Say ‘To see / in order to see’ in Mexican Spanish
Para ver
PAH-rah behr
[PAH-rah behr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Para ver si...] is a very common way to say "let's see if..." or "to see whether...." You can reuse it easily: [Para ver si llegas temprano.] = "Let's see if you get here early."
Phrase Breakdown
Para
[PAH-rah]
to / in order to
Introduces purpose; here it means in order to.
Para ver si de verdad eres tan encantador como pareces.
To see if you really are as charming as you seem.
ver
[behr]
to see
Verb infinitive used to express checking or finding out something.
Me acerqué para ver si seguías solo.
I came closer to see if you were still alone.
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