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看见 (kàn jiàn) is used to express "seeing" or "catching sight of" something. For example, 他看见了一只猫 (tā kàn jiàn le yī zhī māo) means "He saw a cat".
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看 is just the action itself; 看见 implies the result of the action 看, which is expressed by 见.
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看见 (kan4jian4) is an informal word. It is the most commonly used word for "see, catch sight of" in spoken Chinese. It is also used in informal written Chinese, such as in text messages or emails.
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1. 见 (jiàn): This word has the same meaning as 看见 and is used in the same way.
2. 看到 (kàn dào): This word has the same meaning as 看见, but it is used to describe seeing something after looking for it. For example, "我看到了一只猫" (wǒ kàn dào le yī zhī māo) means "I saw a cat".
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