enseñaste
“enseñaste” means “you taught” in Spanish (when someone gave instruction or knowledge in the past).
you taught, you showedAlso: you pointed out, you trained
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Tú me enseñaste a tocar la guitarra el verano pasado.
A2You taught me how to play the guitar last summer.
¿Por qué no me enseñaste las fotos de tu boda?
A1Why didn't you show me your wedding photos?
Me enseñaste el camino correcto cuando estaba perdido.
B1You showed me the right way when I was lost.
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How do you say 'You taught me' in Spanish?
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📚 Etymology
From the Latin word 'insignare,' which means to mark, distinguish, or point out. Over time, it evolved to mean showing something to someone or pointing out knowledge (teaching).
First recorded: 12th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'enseñaste' mean 'you taught' or 'you showed'?
It means both! In Spanish, the verb 'enseñar' covers both imparting knowledge and physically showing an object.
Is 'enseñaste' formal or informal?
It is informal. It is used with 'tú' (friends, family, or people your age). For a formal 'you,' you would use 'enseñó'.