This Kanji is usually pronounced as "mi" or "ken"
(*There are exceptions) By itself, it means "to look".
Some common forms of the word when used:
-mi-
見る （miru): to see
eg. yattemiru - to try and see
見える (mieru): to be able to see
eg. koko kara fujisan ga mieru - You can see Mt. Fuji from here
見せる(miseru): to show something
eg. sono hon wo misete kudasai - Please show me that book
見上げる (miageru): To look up at/ admire something
eg. Sora wo miageru - to look up at the sky
花見 [hanami]: cherry blossom viewing/ flower viewing
-ken-
意見／見解 (iken/kenkai): opinion/view
(*There are exceptions) By itself, it means "to look".
Some common forms of the word when used:
-mi-
見る （miru): to see
eg. yattemiru - to try and see
見える (mieru): to be able to see
eg. koko kara fujisan ga mieru - You can see Mt. Fuji from here
見せる(miseru): to show something
eg. sono hon wo misete kudasai - Please show me that book
見上げる (miageru): To look up at/ admire something
eg. Sora wo miageru - to look up at the sky
花見 [hanami]: cherry blossom viewing/ flower viewing
-ken-
意見／見解 (iken/kenkai): opinion/view
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