está viendo
¿Me esta viendo el ahora? | Is he looking at me right now? |
Me está viendo trás la máscara, y no se aleja. | She's looking behind the mask, and she's not turning away. |
Bueno, ¿por qué me está viendo así? | Well, why is he looking at me like that? |
Creo que Ragnar me está viendo y no puedo decepcionarlo. | I think Ragnar is looking at me, and I can't disappoint him. |
Me está viendo un neurólogo porque tengo fibromialgia. | I am seeing a neurologist because I have fibromyalgia. |
Es uno de mis estudiantes, y me está viendo a mi. | He's one of my students, and he's looking at me. Oh. |
Sí, me está viendo fijamente ahora mismo. | Yeah, he is staring at me right now. |
¿Te dije que mi hijo me está viendo? | Did I tell you that my son sees me? |
El tipo de allá me está viendo. | That guy over there is staring at me. |
Mamá, en serio, la gente me está viendo. | Mom, seriously, people are seeing me! Good. |
Si él me está viendo, espero que venga a mi encuentro. | If he watches this, I hope he'll find me. |
Solo estoy contenta por tu bien que no me está viendo en los tribunales. | I'm only glad for your sake you're not seeing me in court. |
Bueno, ahora me está viendo mucho. | Well, now you have a great deal of me. |
Bueno, me está viendo a mí. | Oh, well, you're looking right at me. |
No me está viendo por el Parkinson. | Isn't exactly the same thing. You're not seeing me for Parkinson's. |
Me está viendo mi jefe. | My boss is watching me. |
Pero me está viendo, así que... | But you're observing me, so... |
Lo heredé de mi abuelita. Mi abuela, quien me está viendo ahora. | I get it from my abuelita, My grandma, Who's watching right now. |
Es uno de mis estudiantes, y me está viendo a mi. | But that's Scotty. He's one of my students, and he's looking at me. |
Mi prima me está viendo. | My cousin is looking for something. |
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