Usages of se på
Vi skal nu se på et nyt grammatikemne: ubestemte pronomener som “nogen”, “ingen” og “noget”.
We will now look at a new grammar topic: indefinite pronouns such as “nogen” (someone), “ingen” (no one), and “noget” (something).
Jeg ser på blomsten i haven.
I look at the flower in the garden.
I morgen afleverer jeg cyklen på værkstedet, så de kan se på den.
Tomorrow I drop off the bike at the workshop so they can look at it.
Klokken er kvart over syv, og jeg ser på mit ur, før mit vækkeur ringer igen.
It is quarter past seven, and I look at my watch before my alarm clock rings again.
Hvis et dæk ser dårligt ud, ser min far også på hjulet, før vi kører videre.
If a tire looks bad, my father also looks at the wheel before we continue driving.
Hvis bremsen føles svag, vil jeg ikke køre længere, før en mekaniker har set på bilen.
If the brake feels weak, I will not drive any farther until a mechanic has looked at the car.
Hunden ser mærkeligt på mig.
The dog looks at me strangely.
Når solen går ned, hælder vi te fra en termokande og ser på søen.
When the sun goes down, we pour tea from a thermos and look at the lake.
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