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    It means "I like it, but there's no such name in Arab.
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    No. If you want to say " ''I saw your girlfriend last night'', you have to use “看见” in context. Neither 看 nor 见 can express what "saw" mean here. If you use 看，the sentence would mean "I looked at your girlfriend last night", and if you use见，it would mean "I met your girlfriend last night."
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