How to Say ‘If you show me’ in French
Si vous me montrez
see voo muh mohn-tray
[see voo muh mohn-tray]
💬 Usage Tip: [Si] means "if," and [montrez] is the [vous] form, so [Si vous me montrez ...] works for both one person politely and several people. [Me] before the verb means "to me."
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
if
A conjunction meaning 'if.' It introduces a condition.
Si vous attendez une seconde, je paie.
If you wait a second, I'll pay.
vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you,' used politely.
Je vous donne la preuve du paiement.
I give you proof of payment.
me
[muh]
me / to me
Object pronoun meaning 'me' or 'to me.'
Vous me parlez calmement, merci.
You're speaking to me calmly, thank you.
montrez
[mohn-tray]
show
From 'montrer,' meaning 'show.' Here it is the 'vous' form: 'you show.'
Vous montrez le reçu sur votre téléphone.
You show the receipt on your phone.
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