What does se le ve en la cara mean?

ExpressionNeutro

it's written all over your face

It shows. Used for what someone has not said but is obvious anyway: tiredness, annoyance, inexperience. Said with a smile, it breaks the ice. With tú it is se te ve en la cara.

No hace falta que me lo cuentes, se te ve en la cara.

Nothing has been said, and nothing needs to be.

¡Vale! for iOS

Hear it the way Spain actually says it

In the app, expressions are taught inside real conversations from Spain: read cold, explained line by line, then read again. It’s the Spanish textbooks leave out.

Unit 08

Papeleo

«eso no me corresponde a mí»

The ¡Vale! app: a conversation from Spain, read with its recording