How to Say ‘Without seeing you’ in Spain Spanish
Sin verte
seen BEHR-teh
[seen BEHR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: After sin, the verb stays in its basic -r form, and te "you" sticks onto the end. Same pattern: sin llamarte "without calling you".
Phrase Breakdown
Sin
[seen]
without
In the absence of.
No lo hagas sin permiso.
Don't do it without permission.
verte
[BEHR-teh]
to see you; seeing you
Infinitive ver with te attached, meaning to see you.
Verte en el congreso fue un placer.
Seeing you at the conference was a pleasure.
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