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How to Say ‘I want to watch my series’ in Spain Spanish

Quiero ver mi serie

KYEH-roh behr mee SEH-ryeh

[KYEH-roh behr mee SEH-ryeh]

💬 Usage Tip: After quiero, the next verb stays in its basic form: quiero ver "I want to watch". Swap it to get quiero comer "I want to eat".

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero ver

KYEH-roh behr

I want to watch

"Quiero" (I want) plus the infinitive "ver" (to see/watch). "Qu" sounds like "k": KYEH-ro behr.

Example

Quiero ver una película.

I want to watch a film.

Words in this phrase

Quiero

[KYEH-roh]

I want

First-person singular of “querer,” meaning “I want.”

Example

"Quiero" volver a verlos pronto.

I want to see them again soon.

ver

[behr]

see / watch

Verb meaning to see; in sports contexts it often means to watch.

Example

Quiero ver la final del Mundial 2026.

I want to watch the 2026 World Cup final.

mi serie

mee SEH-ryeh

my series / my show

"Mi" means my. "Serie" is said SEH-ryeh, with the stress on the first syllable.

Example

Mi serie favorita es nueva.

My favourite show is new.

Words in this phrase

mi

[mee]

my

A possessive word showing something belongs to me.

Example

En mi empresa ideal, la comunicación es abierta.

In my ideal company, communication is open.

serie

[SEH-ryeh]

series / TV show

A television series; feminine noun.

Example

Esta serie es muy buena.

This series is very good.

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