にみえる (To look)
To look, To seem, To appear
JLPT N4
Pattern
Noun / な-adj + に見える、い-adj ~く見える
How it works
に見える means “look / appear”, a judgement from appearance: 学生に見える (looks like a student), 若く見える (looks young).
Examples
- かれは 学生に 見えます。He looks like a student.
- 母は 年より 若く 見えます。My mother looks younger than her age.
Related grammar
Further reading
Bunpro N4 · Lesson 10Put your practice together
Work through a complete paper at your own pace or choose a timed mock exam. No account is needed to begin.