It's an argentinian expression that means 'did you know?' the most of the time, but also used when something stupid is said and you realise it right after you said it.
¿Viste que mañana será el concierto?
Viste (did you know) that tomorrow will be the concert?
I knowed it, "knowed", ¿viste?
Viste (did you know) that tomorrow will be the concert?
I knowed it, "knowed", ¿viste?
by ElWalkers January 11, 2022
Get the ¿Viste?mug. by SuelTameOresuTeMato April 29, 2025
Get the <.7.9.7.6.>Viste, viSte, vistE<.7.9.7.6.>mug. example 1: saw your mom at the bar last night.
I ended visting her at her house.
example 2: I just had such a good vist on my own
I ended visting her at her house.
example 2: I just had such a good vist on my own
by Fruity_frenchie July 20, 2023
Get the Vistmug. by 808252 November 22, 2016
Get the vistingmug.