How to Say ‘Come, I'll show you.’ in French
Viens, je te montre.
vee-ahn zhuh tuh MOHNTR
[vee-ahn zhuh tuh MOHNTR]
Phrase Breakdown
Viens, je
vee-ahn zhuh
Come, I
'Viens' is the informal command of 'venir' (to come). It sounds like 'vyan', with a nasal ending and a silent 's'. 'Je' is a light, short 'zhuh'. Pause briefly at the comma.
Viens, je t'attends.
Come, I'm waiting for you.
Words in this phrase
Viens
[vee-ahn]
come
Imperative form of « venir », used to invite someone casually.
Dans « Viens », c'est une invitation directe mais légère.
In “Viens”, it is a direct but light invitation.
je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
te montre.
tuh MOHNTR
show you
'Te' (you) comes before the verb in French. 'Montre' sounds like 'mohntr', with a nasal 'on' and a nearly silent final 'e'. Together they are often said as 'tmontr'.
Je te montre la photo.
I'll show you the photo.
Words in this phrase
te
[tuh]
to you
Pronoun showing who is being asked about their opinion.
Dans « Elle te plaît ? », « te » montre à qui on pose la question.
In “Elle te plaît ?”, “te” shows who is being asked the question.
montre
[MOHNTR]
show (I show)
Form of 'montrer', to show.
Je montre mes photos.
I show my photos.
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