Megmutatom

Megmutatom is a Hungarian phrase meaning “I will show you.” It is formed from the verb megmutat, meaning to show, with the first-person singular suffix -om. The prefix meg- adds a sense of completeness or emphasis, and megmutatom is commonly used to introduce demonstrations, explanations, or tutorials.

Grammatically, megmutatom is a finite verb form that typically takes an object or indirect object to indicate to whom the demonstration is addressed. Typical constructions include Megmutatom neked a térképet (I’ll show you the map), Megmutatom, hogyan kell összerakni ezt a bútordarabot (I’ll show you how to assemble this piece of furniture), or Megmutatom, mire gondolok (I’ll show you what I mean).

In everyday speech, megmutatom signals a direct instructional intent and is common in casual dialogue, instructional writing, and online content. It can stand alone if the context makes the object clear.

Culturally, the phrase is frequently used in Hungarian media and online video captions to promise a demonstration or step-by-step guide. It also appears as part of titles for instructional material, tutorials, or personal channels.

See also: mutat, meg- prefix, Hungarian grammar.