To say ‘show me’ in Spanish, you would say ‘muéstrame’.
Here’s the breakdown:
- ‘muéstrame’ is the imperative form of the verb ‘mostrar’ (to show), directed towards someone in a familiar or informal manner.
- ‘me’ means ‘to me’, indicating the direction of the action.
So when you say ‘muéstrame’, you are essentially asking someone to show something to you. This phrase is commonly used in conversations where you want to see something specific, making it practical in various situations, from asking for directions to viewing items in a store.