How to Say ‘I want to show you’ in Mexican Spanish
Te quiero mostrar
teh kee-EH-roh mohs-TRAR
[teh kee-EH-roh mohs-TRAR]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, “Te quiero…” can sound warm. If you want more neutral/professional: “Te voy a mostrar…” or “Quisiera mostrarte…”.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: With new contacts, many people use “¿Te puedo mostrar…?” to be extra courteous.
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
to you / you (indirect object pronoun)
“Te” indicates the action is directed to ‘you’ (informal). It commonly appears in demo language: “Te quiero mostrar…”
Te quiero mostrar cómo funciona el demo en la pantalla.
I want to show you how the demo works on the screen.
quiero
[kee-EH-roh]
I want
From “querer” (to want). With an infinitive it means “I want to + verb,” a polite, clear way to guide someone through a demo.
Te quiero mostrar la primera parte del demo.
I want to show you the first part of the demo.
mostrar
[mohs-TRAR]
to show
Infinitive verb used for presenting or demonstrating; very useful for conference demos and walkthroughs.
Primero te voy a mostrar el menú y luego el demo completo.
First I’m going to show you the menu and then the full demo.
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