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How to Say ‘You can see it very well’ in Spain Spanish

Se ve muy bien

seh beh mwee byen

[seh beh mwee byen]

💬 Usage Tip: Se ve means "you can see" or "one sees", with no particular person doing the seeing. Same pattern: se oye "you can hear".

Phrase Breakdown

Se ve

seh beh

You can see / it looks

This is an impersonal 'se': 'one sees'. The 'v' is soft, almost a 'b'.

Example

Desde aquí se ve todo.

You can see everything from here.

Words in this phrase

Se

[seh]

one (impersonal)

Impersonal 'se', meaning people in general do the action.

Example

Aquí se habla español.

Spanish is spoken here.

ve

[beh]

is seen / (one) sees

Form of 'ver'; with 'se' it means something can be seen.

Example

Desde aquí se ve la playa.

From here you can see the beach.

muy bien

mwee byen

very well

Say 'muy' like 'mwee'. 'Bien' is one syllable: 'byen'.

Example

Estoy muy bien.

I'm very well.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.

Example

Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.

The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.

bien

[byen]

well / nice

A common word meaning well; in exclamations it can mean nice or great.

Example

«Bien» se trabaja en un lugar así.

One works well in a place like that.

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