Difference between "Ves" and "Vez" in Spanish
Ves
"Ves" is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb "ver" in second singular person of the present indicative tense ("tú ves").
It can be translated as "(you) see".
Example 1:
Si miras por aquella ventana, ves el mar.
(If you look out the window, you can see the sea.)
Example 2:
Si ves a Antonio le dices que venga.
(If you see Antonio you tell him to come.)
Vez
It is a noun. Plural: "veces".
In English it means: "time (occasion, frequency)".
Example 3:
Estuvo aquí una vez, pero no he vuelto a verlo.
(He was here once, but I have not seen him since.)
Example 4:
¿Has visto alguna vez cosa semejante?
(Have you ever seen any such thing?)
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