How to Say "i show" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “i show” is “enseño” — use 'enseño' when you are physically displaying an object or item to someone, like showing them your belongings or pointing something out..
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enseño
verbA2general
Use 'enseño' when you are physically displaying an object or item to someone, like showing them your belongings or pointing something out.
Examples
Te enseño mi nuevo coche.
I show you my new car.
presento
/pre-SEN-toh//pɾeˈsento/
verbB1general
Use 'presento' when you are introducing or exhibiting something new or significant, often in a more formal or public setting, like a business launch or a display at an event.
Examples
En la feria presento mi nueva línea de ropa.
At the fair, I show/exhibit my new clothing line.
Presento una obra de teatro la próxima semana.
I present a play next week.
Physical vs. New Display
Learners often confuse 'enseño' and 'presento' by using 'enseño' for new products or ideas. Remember, 'enseño' is for showing something tangible you already have, while 'presento' is for unveiling something new or for a public exhibition.
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