"I look towards my house."

Translation: Veo hacia mi casa.

[jrharshath]

"Yo miro a mi hogar" - would that be the same? Can I use "casa" and "hogar" interchangeably when I know it is my house/home?

[Farjo1]

I suppose you might not live in that house, you could be a landlord.

Edit: As Maxine374092 says below mirar means 'to look at' so you don't need the 'a'.

[adam.russin]

What is the difference between "veo" and "miro" for this sentence?

[GuardianCiego]

Normally, 'mirar' would require attention. In this sentence, they are full synonyms.

[Ramon315182]

Sounds the same

[Linda_from_NJ]

From what you wrote, Santi_Minstrel, I'm supposing that you are saying that "seeing" is an autonomous process, while "looking at" is a conscious decision.

[Bojana991]

Why can't i write "Yo miro hacia mi casa"?

[Maxine374092]

no need to insert an "a"..... e.g. veo hacia a mi casa