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What does the Spanish word viste mean in English?

"Viste" in Spanish means "you saw" or "you wore". It's the second person singular form of the verb "ver" (to see) or "vestir" (to wear) in the past tense.

Here's how to determine which meaning it has in a sentence:

* "You saw": If the sentence is talking about something that was observed. For example: "Viste la película?" (Did you see the movie?)

* "You wore": If the sentence is talking about clothing. For example: "Viste un vestido bonito ayer." (You wore a beautiful dress yesterday.)

It's important to consider the context of the sentence to understand the correct meaning of "viste".

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