How to Say ‘They look’ in Spain Spanish
Se ven
seh ben
[seh ben]
💬 Usage Tip: [verse] means [to see], but [se ven] often means [they look] or [they appear]. You can reuse the same pattern with other adjectives: [se ven claros] = [they look clear].
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
they / it / you look
Reflexive/passive-like pronoun used with "ver" in "verse" to mean "to look" or "to appear."
Se ven muy bien desde aquí.
They look very good from here.
ven
[ben]
look / appear
From "ver"; in "se ven," it means "they look" or "they appear."
Esos colores se ven mejor juntos.
Those colors look better together.
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