How to Say ‘See’ in Traditional Chinese
看到
kàn dào
[kan-dow]
💬 Usage Tip: [看到] is often [看] + [到], where [到] adds the idea of actually reaching or catching something: not just "look," but "see successfully." You can reuse this with other results too, like [聽到] "hear" or [找到] "find."
Phrase Breakdown
看到
kàn dào
[kan-dow]
to see; to catch sight of
A common verb meaning to see something with your eyes or notice it. In reservation contexts, it can refer to being able to see a view from your seat.
坐靠窗的位子可以看到夜景。
Sitting by the window lets you see the night view.
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