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How to Say "i exhibit" in Spanish

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enseño

en-SEH-nyo/enˈse.ɲo/

verbA2general
Use 'enseño' when you are formally showing or teaching something to someone directly.
A close-up of a person's hand holding up a single, bright yellow flower for display against a soft, colorful background.

Examples

Te enseño mi nuevo coche.

I show you my new car.

Enseño la identificación al guardia de seguridad.

I show the ID to the security guard.

Enseño los resultados de mi examen.

I show the results of my exam.

Using 'Le' or 'Les'

When you show something to someone, you often use the small words 'le' (to him/her/it) or 'les' (to them) before 'enseño'. Example: 'Le enseño el mapa' (I show him/her the map).

presento

/pre-SEN-toh//pɾeˈsento/

verbB1formal
Use 'presento' when you are exhibiting items like art or products, especially in a public setting like a fair or gallery.
A person is pulling back a large red curtain to proudly reveal a colorful, simple sculpture on a pedestal.

Examples

En la feria presento mi nueva línea de ropa.

At the fair, I exhibit my new clothing line.

Presento una obra de teatro la próxima semana.

I present a play next week.

Showing vs. Exhibiting

Learners often confuse 'enseño' and 'presento' because both involve showing something. Remember, 'enseño' is for direct, personal showing, while 'presento' is for displaying items publicly or formally.

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