Va a ver

In level 3- Las fesitas de Latinos..qué significa Es "va a ver"?

Va a ver = [he/she] is going to see

Gracias pero en lección Las fesitas Latinos digo: No sè si va a ver mucho carne o no. I don't know if there is going to be much meat or no. Qué. Significa Es "va a ver"? Es there is going to be??

I believe the translation is: I don't no if you are going to see much meat or not.

That's the translation from rocket spanish NOT my translation. I don't understand the usage of "ir a ver".

The use of a conjugated form of "ir" plus an infinitive is a common way of expressing the future tense (vamos al cine el sabado - we are going to the movie on Saturday). Patrice's translation is literally correct, but the Rocket Spanish translation simply phrases it as "I don't know if there is going to be much meat or not" (and the RS course often uses a "loose" translation rather than a literal one, as that's what we might commonly say in English). "va a ver" in this case could be translated as "you will see", as in "I don't know if you will see much meat or not". Take a look at lesson 15.5, the future tense to see examples of this. I hope this helps!