How to Say ‘I'll show you.’ in Japanese
見せますね。
mise masu ne
[mise masu ne]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜ますね] often means "I'll do that, okay" with a gentle, cooperative tone. You'll hear it when someone is about to help: [確認しますね] "I'll check for you."
Phrase Breakdown
見せます
mise masu
I’ll show
Polite form of 見せる, meaning to show something to someone.
搭乗券を見せます。
I’ll show my boarding pass.
Words in this phrase
見せ
mise
[mise]
show
Verb stem meaning to show something to someone.
今、搭乗券を見せますね。
I'll show my boarding pass now, okay.
ます
masu
[masu]
polite present/future ending
Makes the verb polite, often meaning will do or do.
すぐ見せますね。
I'll show it right away, okay.
ね
ne
[ne]
okay?; just so you know
Adds a soft, friendly tone when speaking.
見せますね。
I'll show it to you, okay.
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