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How do you say show me something in french?

There are a few ways to say "show me something" in French, depending on the context and what you want to emphasize:

Formal:

* Montrez-moi quelque chose. (Show me something.) This is the most direct and formal way to say it.

* Pouvez-vous me montrer quelque chose ? (Can you show me something?) This is a polite way to ask someone to show you something.

Informal:

* Montre-moi quelque chose. (Show me something.) This is a more casual way to say it.

* Tu peux me montrer quelque chose ? (Can you show me something?) This is a more informal way to ask someone to show you something.

Specific:

* Montrez-moi [noun]. (Show me [noun].) For example, "Montrez-moi votre passeport." (Show me your passport.)

* Pouvez-vous me montrer comment [verb]? (Can you show me how to [verb]?) For example, "Pouvez-vous me montrer comment faire du vélo?" (Can you show me how to ride a bike?)

You can also use different expressions depending on the situation, like:

* Fais-moi voir. (Show me.)

* Laisse-moi voir. (Let me see.)

* Je veux voir. (I want to see.)

Remember to adjust the formality level based on who you're talking to and the context of the conversation.

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