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No veo tu nariz en la foto.

No veo tu nariz en la foto.
I do not see your nose in the photo.
From Lesson 64:The Human Body: Head and Arms·Spanish (Spain)

Questions & Answers about No veo tu nariz en la foto.

Why is it la foto when foto ends in an -o?
Words ending in -o are usually masculine, but foto is a famous exception. It is short for la fotografía. Since the full word is feminine, the short version keeps the feminine word for 'the' (la).
Where is the word for 'I' in this sentence?
In Spanish, you do not always need to say yo (I) because the verb tells you who is doing the action. The verb veo (see) is the 'I' form of ver (to see), so 'I' is already built into the word.
Why doesn't tu have an accent mark here?
Tu without an accent mark means 'your', as in tu nariz (your nose). When it has an accent mark (tú), it means 'you'.
Is veo a regular verb?
Not quite! The verb ver (to see) is slightly irregular in the 'I' form. Instead of dropping the -er and adding -o to make 'vo', it keeps the 'e' to become veo (I see).

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