What's the meaning of "You should see it." Thanks!
"So, see you next time, maybe?"
"You should see it."
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The first sentence is a statement which expresses an "intention to see someone soon", the second sentence is a recommendation which is referred to an object with a meaning "i recommend you to see it".
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我理解，see in you should see it, may refer to something I did this time you should see it next time, 你是应该再来看看，，，
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The two sentences are completely unrelated. The first means you are looking forward to seeing the other person at some later date. It is a general way of saying goodbye. The second one "you should see it" is telling someone they should go see something: a movie, a play, etc.
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我理解，see in you should see it, may refer to something I did this time you should see it next time, 你是应该再来看看，，，
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