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Ya lo veo venir

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WHat could this mean? I have already come to see? Graicas.

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updated DIC 14, 2014
posted by jeezzle
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I (already) see it coming (this way)

updated MAY 3, 2010
edited by Mokay
posted by Mokay
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It depends on the context...

I see it/him coming already.

Now I see it/him coming.

I see that it's/he's coming.

updated MAY 2, 2010
edited by renaerules
posted by renaerules
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I already see it/him coming.

If it were said when the speaker actually sees it/him coming, it would be referring to the present moment, but I think this could also be used to say that you can "see him coming" in the future (i.e., imagine him coming).

I have seen would be "he visto".

updated MAY 2, 2010
edited by aceydoubleyou
posted by aceydoubleyou
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